(This article was first published on Getting Genetics Done, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers)
There’s no doubt that by now you’ve noticed that we’re big fans of R around here. It’s completely free, has superior graphing capabilities, and with all the extension packages available there isn’t much it can’t do. One of the problems with R especially to new users is that it isn’t obvious how to find help when you need it, so I’ll try to provide a few resources here.If you’re completely new
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