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Book slides – Analyzing Financial and Economic Data with R

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The slides for my newly released book Analyzing Financial and Economic Data with R are finally ready! I apologize for keep you guys waiting.

The slides are available as independent .Rmd files for all book chapters including:

##  [1] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-01_Introduction.Rmd"        
##  [2] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-02_BasicOperations.Rmd"     
##  [3] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-03_ResearchScripts.Rmd"     
##  [4] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-04_ImportingLocal.Rmd"      
##  [5] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-05_ImportingInternet.Rmd"   
##  [6] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-06_DataStructureObjects.Rmd"
##  [7] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-07_BasicClasses.Rmd"        
##  [8] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-08_Programming.Rmd"         
##  [9] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-09_CleaningData.Rmd"        
## [10] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-10_Figures.Rmd"             
## [11] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-11_Models.Rmd"              
## [12] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-12_ReportingResults.Rmd"    
## [13] "afedR-Slides_Chapter-13_OptimizingCode.Rmd"

All content is released with a generous MIT license, so fell free to use and edit the files as you wish.

You can download the slides and other book material with the following code:

if (!require(devtools)) install.packages("devtools")

devtools::install_github('msperlin/afedR')

# ignore warning messages (long paths..)
afedR::afedR_get_book_files(path_to_copy = '~')

Alternatively, you can download the files directly from github.

The bundle also includes other teaching material that may help conduct a complete R tutorial:

If you liked the material, please consider purchasing the book and leaving your feedback at Amazon. Your oppinion is very important for promoting the book and help others learn more about R and RStudio. As an author, I certainly appreciate the gesture and will take it as a motivating factor for future editions of the book.

To leave a comment for the author, please follow the link and comment on their blog: R on msperlin.

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