The R Inferno What is it?

Abstract: If you are using R and you think you’re in hell, this is a map for you. A book about trouble spots, oddities, traps, glitches in R. Many of the same problems are in S+.

Why would I care? Even if it doesn’t help you with your problem, it might amuse you (and hence distract you from your sorrow).

Getting it You can get a free pdf of The R Inferno.

Alternatively you can spend an extraordinary amount on the paperback of The R Inferno.

From The R Inferno - Burns Statistics

Интересный блог известного исследователя Поля Вутерса (Paul Wouters) и Сары де Рижке ( Sarah de Rijcke). Авторы работают в Центре исследования науки и технологий Лейденского университета, известного своим рейтингом университетов. В блоге публикуют материалы, формирующие правильное отношение к библиометрическим данным.

Paul Wouters is professor of scientometrics and director at the Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden University. Sarah de Rijcke is assistant professor at the Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden University.

Источник: The Citation Culture

This text provides R tutorials on statistics including hypothesis testing, ANOVA and linear regressions. It fulfills popular demands by users of r-tutor.com for exercise solutions and offline access. Part III of the text is about Bayesian statistics. It begins with closed analytic solutions and basic BUGS models for simple examples. Then it covers OpenBUGS for Bayesian ANOVA and regression analysis. Finally, it shows how to build more complex Bayesian models and demonstrates CODA for Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) convergence.

Источник: R Tutorial with Bayesian Statistics Using OpenBUGS | R Tutorial