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! functionality
 
! functionality
 
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| c
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| c()
 
| "combine" elements to a vector
 
| "combine" elements to a vector
 
|-----
 
|-----
| array
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| array()
 
| creates arrays
 
| creates arrays
 
|-----
 
|-----
| data.frame
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| data.frame()
 
| creates data.frames
 
| creates data.frames
 
|-----
 
|-----
| list
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| list()
 
| creates lists
 
| creates lists
 
|-----
 
|-----
| mean
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| mean()
 
| mean of the elements of the input vector
 
| mean of the elements of the input vector
 
|-----
 
|-----
| sd
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| sd()
 
| standard deviation of the elements of the input vector
 
| standard deviation of the elements of the input vector
 
|-----
 
|-----
| cor
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| cor()
 
| correlation
 
| correlation
 
|-----
 
|-----
| quantile
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| quantile()
 
| quantiles
 
| quantiles
 
|-----
 
|-----
| read.table
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| read.table()
 
| reads delimited text files
 
| reads delimited text files
 
|-----
 
|-----
| write.table
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| write.table()
 
| writes delimited text files
 
| writes delimited text files
 
|-----
 
|-----
| save
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| save()
 
| save R objects
 
| save R objects
 
|-----
 
|-----
| load
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| load()
 
| load R objects
 
| load R objects
 
|-----
 
|-----
| apply, tapply, lapply
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| apply(), tapply(), lapply()
 
| functions for applying functions over set margins, apply is for arrays, tapply for data.frames and lapply for lists
 
| functions for applying functions over set margins, apply is for arrays, tapply for data.frames and lapply for lists
 
|-----
 
|-----
| merge
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| merge()
 
| merges two data.frames, equivalent of SQL joins
 
| merges two data.frames, equivalent of SQL joins
 
|-----
 
|-----
| order
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| order()
 
| sorts data by given factors, output is an indexing vector
 
| sorts data by given factors, output is an indexing vector
 
|-----
 
|-----
| library
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| library()
 
| loads packages
 
| loads packages
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|}
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== Workspace and help ==
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{|{{prettytable}}
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|+ '''Some basic R functions'''
 +
! function name
 +
! functionality
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|-----
 +
| getwd()
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| get working directory
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|-----
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| setwd(dir)
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| set working directory to ''dir''
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|-----
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| help(topic), ?topic
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| get help on ''topic'', usually function name
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|-----
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| help.search("keyword")
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| search for help
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|-----
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| help.start()
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| HTML help start page
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|-----
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| demo()
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| list available demonstrations
 +
|-----
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| save(..., file), load(file)
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| save and load objects
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|-----
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| savehistory(file), loadhistory(file)
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| save and load command history
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|-----
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| source(file)
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| execute commands from ''file''
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|-----
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| list.files(dir), dir(dir)
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| list files in directory ''dir''
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|-----
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| q()
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| quit R
 
|}
 
|}
  

Revision as of 11:20, 3 May 2011


This page contains listings of some R functions and commands by category.

Basics

Some basic R functions
function name functionality
c() "combine" elements to a vector
array() creates arrays
data.frame() creates data.frames
list() creates lists
mean() mean of the elements of the input vector
sd() standard deviation of the elements of the input vector
cor() correlation
quantile() quantiles
read.table() reads delimited text files
write.table() writes delimited text files
save() save R objects
load() load R objects
apply(), tapply(), lapply() functions for applying functions over set margins, apply is for arrays, tapply for data.frames and lapply for lists
merge() merges two data.frames, equivalent of SQL joins
order() sorts data by given factors, output is an indexing vector
library() loads packages

Workspace and help

Some basic R functions
function name functionality
getwd() get working directory
setwd(dir) set working directory to dir
help(topic), ?topic get help on topic, usually function name
help.search("keyword") search for help
help.start() HTML help start page
demo() list available demonstrations
save(..., file), load(file) save and load objects
savehistory(file), loadhistory(file) save and load command history
source(file) execute commands from file
list.files(dir), dir(dir) list files in directory dir
q() quit R

Statistical tests

Statistical tests
function name functionality
t.test en:Student's t-test
aov en:Analysis of variance