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The '''R programming language''' is an interpreted statistical programming language.

On most platforms, the interpreter is called by '''`R(1)`'''. On others, [[R/Studio|RStudio]] is almost a necessity.
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Most [[Linux]] and [[BSD]] distributions will offer an `r` package.

For any platform, but especially for [[Windows]], consider using '''RStudio'''.
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== Tool Chain ==

 * [[R/InstallingPackages|Installing Packages]]
 * [[R/Studio|RStudio]]
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 * [[R/Caret|caret]]
 * [[R/Dplyr|dplyr]]
 * [[R/Dt|DT]]
 * [[R/Ggplot2|ggplot2]]
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 * [[R/Lavaan|lavaan]]
 * [[R/Mediation|mediation]]
 * [[R/Multilevel|multilevel]]
 * [[R/OlsRr|olsrr]]
 * [[R/Readr|readr]]
 * [[R/Shiny|Shiny]]
 * [[R/ShinyWidgets|shinyWidgets]]
 * [[R/Showtext|showtext]]
 * [[R/Sysfonts|sysfonts]]
 * [[R/Tibble|tibble]]
 * [[R/TidyCensus|tidycensus]]
 * [[R/Tidyr|tidyr]]
 * [[R/Tidyverse|Tidyverse]]
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== See also ==

R

The R programming language is an interpreted statistical programming language.

On most platforms, the interpreter is called by R(1). On others, RStudio is almost a necessity.


Installation

Most Linux and BSD distributions will offer an r package.

For any platform, but especially for Windows, consider using RStudio.


Tool Chain

Language

Packages

Configuration


See also


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R (last edited 2025-04-03 21:09:20 by DominicRicottone)