Video Tutorials for Making Comparisons with R, R Companion to Political Analysis

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This page features video tutorials and resources to help you do political analysis with R. We created this page, and related pages, to supplement our R Companion to Political Analysis. Where possible, we leverage existing videos, but have created a number of custom videos and online code demos for our textbook. These resources focus on using R for data analysis, rather than programming R.

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WATCH & LEARN: Making Comparisons with R


Examine opinions on environment vs. jobs by party identification.


Creating Crosstabs
From Edward Malthouse (6:53)


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WATCH & LEARN: Making Comparisons with R


Examine opinions on environment vs. jobs by party identification.


Creating Crosstabs
From Edward Malthouse (6:53)

WATCH & LEARN: Making Comparisons with R


Examine opinions on environment vs. jobs by party identification.

Additional Resources

Live R Code Demos
Sample uses of the R Statistics Program for political science research. From Barry Edwards, Political Science Data.

Swirl Stats
Teaches you R programming and data science interactively, at your own pace, and right in the R console

Reproducible Data Treatment with R
Web course material from Colin Bousige

R Graphics Cookbook
Online edition of Winston Chang's book

Show Me Shiney
A gallery of interactive R web apps.

Additional Resources

Live R Code Demos
Sample uses of the R Statistics Program for political science research. From Barry Edwards, Political Science Data.

Swirl Stats
Teaches you R programming and data science interactively, at your own pace, and right in the R console

Reproducible Data Treatment with R
Web course material from Colin Bousige

Additional Resources

Live R Code Demos
Sample uses of the R Statistics Program for political science research. From Barry Edwards, Political Science Data.