List of Tables

Chapter 1. Introduction to R

Table 1.1. The ages and weights of 10 infants

Table 1.2. R help functions

Table 1.3. Functions for managing the R workspace

Table 1.4. Functions for saving graphic output

Chapter 2. Creating a dataset

Table 2.1. A patient dataset

Table 2.2. read.table() options

Table 2.3. RODBC functions

Table 2.4. Useful functions for working with data objects

Chapter 3. Getting started with graphs

Table 3.1. Patient responses to two drugs at five dosage levels

Table 3.2. Parameters for specifying symbols and lines

Table 3.3. Parameters for specifying colors

Table 3.4. Parameters specifying text size

Table 3.5. Parameters specifying font family, size, and style

Table 3.6. Parameters for graph and margin dimensions ...

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