Four Years of Practical Data Science with R

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Four years ago today authors Nina Zumel and John Mount received our author’s copies of Practical Data Science with R!

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It has its imitators, but it remains the best “I have R, now what do I do with it?” book (as it works the user through non-trivial projects, analyses, presentations, predictive analytic, data science, and machine learning applications).

All of the code and data used in the book is publicly available here, (including zipped-up examples from the book, and up to date re-runs of those examples). We recently got a few new translation of the book Hangul/Korean to go with the earlier Simplified Chinese. We also have a number of current teaching and training projects extending and using our material (yey!).

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