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For individuals with little background in quantitative methods in finance, the theoretical and application discussion in the start of each chapter provided a good overview and basics of the method being discussed. Also, the problem-solution approached used by the authors added practicality on the used of the book for quantitative analysis. However, for individuals (i.e. finance people) with little R background, the book somehow lacks the basic introduction to the R language and environment commonly found in most R books and tutorials. I think for finance individuals who are R beginners, it will be handy to use this book along with R introductory books/websites (e.g. Instant R, Quick R)
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