This chapter introduces the R environment and the basics of coding in R, focusing on life sciences and medical research applications. It begins with the installation process of R and RStudio, an integrated development environment (IDE) that enhances coding efficiency. The chapter covers the ...
Here a list of useful commands to start with R and RStudio:help.start(): Starts the HTML version of R documentation help(command)/??command/help.search(command): Displays the help related to a specific command demo(): A user-friendly interface that runs some demonstrations of R scripts ...
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Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/ptrgslr/gantt_chart_R.git Navigate to the project directory: cd gantt_chart_R Install required R packages: Ensure that you have the necessary R packages installed. You can install them using the following commands in your R console: R insta...
In the next installment in the series we will start wrapping by creating a basic wrapper that just calls out to the operating system shell to run commands. Toleave a commentfor the author, please follow the link and comment on their blog:R – rud.is. ...
Git is a tool with various commands that you can use to help track your changes. Luckily, you don’t need to know too many commands in Git to use the basic functionality. As an added bonus, using Git with RStudio takes away some of the burden of knowing Git commands by including butt...
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