(This article was first published on Jeromy Anglim's Blog: Psychology and Statistics, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers)
I noticed how John Myles White has posted a useful overview of Matrix Algebra in R. This post lists a couple of other resources that are available on the Internet on the topic, including R resources, online video courses, and online textbooks.Matrix Algebra in R
- Quick-R has a basic crib sheet of matrix algebra functions in R
- William Revelle posted some material on matrix algebra to accompany a course on SEM. A related more comprehensive ebook on psychometric theory is also available.
- Søren Højsgaard has a set of notes on R and matrix algebra.
- James H. Steiger also has a basic introduction to matrix algebra in R
Matrix Algebra Resources
- Videos: I've previously posted lists of online video mathematics courses. Gilbert Strang has one on linear algebra.
- Textbooks: Robert Beezer's free textbook on linear algebra; SOS Mathematics
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