A guide to using S environments to perform statistical analyses providing both an introduction to the use of S and a course in modern statistical methods. The emphasis is on presenting practical problems and full analyses of real data sets.
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A worthy update. The authors are matter-of-fact and straightforward. I appreciate their terse style, the broad coverage, and the many examples. It's also good that they're starting to split programming material off into its own monograph (S Programming), making this book all the more appropriate for learning, although not quite beginning, statisticians. Their considerable contribution in software is also very much appreciated.I do not agree at all with the reviewer who chided them for including R; I say so much the better for it. I very much hope that they will continue to do so.
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R deserves the coverage it gets here,
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Another reviewer wrote "I suspect most practicioners use S+". He should have been at the UserR! 2004 conference in Vienna this past March, with 500 or so enthusiastic R users including many from big industry (financial, pharmaceutical). And Ripley is the number-one contributor to the R Help mailing list by a long way. So it is completely appropriate that R is so prominant. Many of us appreciate open source not only for its cost ($0) but also its transparency. The reviewer should take another look at R.
As for the book, it is my data anlysis bible. It gets me started in a correct direction, with very well-explained and worked out examples, which I then adapt to my own datasets. The writing couldn't be clearer, and the references to primary sources as well as non-computational statistics texts I have found to be excellent. This is the one book to own if you are more than a beginner.
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CONTENTS Introduction Data Manipulation The S Language Graphics Univariate Statistics Linear Statistical Models Generalized Linear Models Non-Linear and Smooth Regression Tree-Based Methods Random and Mixed Effects Exploratory Multivariate Analysis Classification Survival Analysis Time Series Analysis Spatial Statistics Optimization Implementation-Specific Details The S-PLUS GUI Datasets, Software and Libraries References Index
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