Statistics Using R

An Integrative Approach

By Sharon Lawner Weinberg,Daphna Harel,Sarah Knapp Abramowitz | Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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Using an engaging and accessible writing style, this textbook seamlessly integrates the learning of R with an introduction to applied statistics using real data. It is comprehensive in its content coverage, is suitable for undergraduate and graduate levels, and requires no prior coding experience.

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ISBN 9781009400121

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Using an engaging and accessible writing style, this textbook seamlessly integrates the learning of R with an introduction to applied statistics using real data. It is comprehensive in its content coverage, is suitable for undergraduate and graduate levels, and requires no prior coding experience.

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Using an engaging and accessible writing style, this textbook seamlessly integrates the learning of R with an introduction to applied statistics using real data. It is comprehensive in its content coverage, is suitable for undergraduate and graduate levels, and requires no prior coding experience.

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Statistics Using R has 725 page(s)

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Sharon Lawner Weinberg,Daphna Harel,Sarah Knapp Abramowitz

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Cambridge University Press

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Statistics Using R is available as paperback(ISBN 9781009400121)

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