A Beginner's Guide to R - by Alain Zuur
2009, 240 pages, by
Trying to learn R to abandon Excel as my primary tool of market analysis. I really fell in Love with R!
This book accomplishes a lot, it is a great reasource, but it is not a “spot on” for those who need to apply R and statistical studies for the financial market.
Getting to know the R language is a huge challenge even for a seasoned programmer like me. This language is SO flexible that it melts your classical programmer brain. My god!
The book contains tons of useful information for beginners and why R is THE language for realtime hands-on statistical discovery.
#Recommended
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