Creating Random Numbers
How to create random number in Julia and R? The following table translates the most common Julia commands into R language.
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Julia-R Cheatsheet – Creating Matrices
Creating Matrices
How to create matrices in Julia and R? The following table translates the most common Julia commands into R language.
Julia-R Cheatsheet – Creating Vectors
Creating Vectors
How to create vectors in Julia and R? The following table translates the most common Julia commands into R language.
Seasonal Adjustment in R
The package ‘Seasonal’ facilitates seasonal adjustment in R. The R package provides an easy-to-handle wrapper around the X-13ARIMA-SEATS Fortran libraries provided by the US Census Bureau. X-13ARIMA-SEATS is the state-of-the-art seasonal adjustment software produced, distributed, and maintained by the Census Bureau. Continue reading Seasonal Adjustment in R
R – Pros and Cons
Learning a new programming language is costly. Usually it takes a considerable amount of time to get acquainted with a new language. Especially the first phase can be painful and frustrating. The good thing is that with enough time and effort most of us will learn how to master a programming language eventually. However, note that, once we are comfortable with one language, we hardly want to change again. It turns out that the cost of abandoning on programming language and switch to another are even higher than at the beginning. Knowing this, we really want to make sure not to invest in the wrong language. There might be nothing worse than after finally mastering a programming language, recognizing that there is no use for this language anymore. While in a former post I highlighted reason why to use R, I concentrate on the Pros and Cons of R in this post.
Advantages of R
Why R?
Why should you use R?
There exists several reasons why one should start using R. During the last decade R has become the leading tool for statistics, data analysis, and machine learning. By now, R represents a viable alternative to traditional statistical programs such as Stata, SPSS, SAS, and Matlab. The reasons for R’s success are manifold. Continue reading Why R?
Clustered Standard Errors in R
The easiest way to compute clustered standard errors in R is the modified summary(). I added an additional parameter, called cluster, to the conventional summary() function. This parameter allows to specify a variable that defines the group / cluster in your data. The summary output will return clustered standard errors. Here is the syntax:
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Necessary Conditions to Create a Latex File
Whatever Tex-document you are creating it has to contain three specifications. The first thing is to specify the class of the document, second thing is to define when the document begins and the third thing is to define when it ends.
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