R PROGRAMMING

Aim of Course:

This course will provide a basic introduction to R, and its use in organizing and exploring data.
The emphasis is on understanding and working with fundamental R data structures and we will
introduce some basic R programming techniques. Once you've completed this course you'll be
able to enter, save, retrieve, manipulate, and summarize data using R; you will also have the
proper foundation to build your programming skills in R and take advantage of the full power of
R.

Course Program:

SESSION 1: Getting Started with R

 What is statistical programming?

 The R package
 Installation of R
 The R command line
 Function calls, symbols, and assignment
 Packages
 Getting help on R
 Basic features of R
 Calculating with R

SESSION 2: Matrices, Array, Lists, and Data Frames

 Character vectors
 Operations on the logical vectors
 Creating the matrices and operations on it
 Creating the array and operations on it
 Creating the lists and operations on it
 Making data frames
 Working with data frames

SESSION3:Getting Data in and out of R

 Importing Data into R

 Exporting Data in R
  Copy Data from Excel to R
 Loading and Saving Data with R
 Importing different types of file formats

Data Manipulation and Exploration:

 Variable transformations
 Creating Dummy variables
 Data set options (Rename, Label)
 Keep / Drop Columns
 Identification and Dealing with the Missing data
 Sorting the data
 Handling the Duplicates
 Joining and Merging (Inner,Left,Right and Cross Join)
 Calculating Descriptive Statistics
 Summarize numeric variables
 Summarize factor variables
 Transpose Data
 Aggregated functions using Group by
 dplyr anddatatable packages for the data manipulation
 Data preparation using the sqldf package

Conditional Statements and Loops:

 If Else
 Nested If Else
 For Loop
 While Loop

Functions:

 Character Functions
 Numeric Functions
 Apply Function on Rows
 Converting a factor to integer
 Indexing Operators in List
Graphical procedures:
 Pie chart
 Bar Chart
 Box plot
 Scatter plot
 Multi Scatter plot
 Word cloud etc.…
 High-level plotting commands

 The plot() function

 Displaying multivariate data
 Display graphics
 Arguments to high-level plotting functions

Low-level plotting commands

 Mathematical annotation
 Hershey vector fonts
 Interacting with graphics
 Using graphics parameters
 Permanent changes: The par() function
 Temporary changes: Arguments to graphics functions
 Graphics parameters list
 Graphical elements
 Axes and tick marks
 Figure margins
 Multiple figure environment
 Device drivers
 PostScript diagrams for typeset documents
 Multiple graphics devices
 Dynamic graphics

Advanced R and Real time analytics examples:

 Data extraction from the Twitter

 Text Data handling
 Positive and Negative word cloud
 Required packages for the analytics
 Sentiment analysis using the real time example
 R code automation
 Time series analysis with the real time Telecom data
 Couple of examples with the time series data
Integration with R

 Hadoop with R
 Tableau with R