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Data Mashups in R
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Data Mashups in R

by Xiao-Yi Li, Jeremy Leipzig
June 2009
Beginner to intermediate
29 pages
42m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.

Overview

This article demonstrates how the realworld data is imported, managed, visualized, and analyzed within the R statistical framework. Presented as a spatial mashup, this tutorial introduces the user to R packages, R syntax, and data structures. The user will learn how the R environment works with R packages as well as its own capabilities in statistical analysis. We will be accessing spatial data in several formats-html, xml, shapefiles, and text-locally and over the web to produce a map of home foreclosure auctions and perform statistical analysis on these events.

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Publisher Resources

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