Video Tutorials for Graphing Relationships and Describing Patterns, R Companion to Political Analysis

Video Tutorials for An R Companions to Political Analysis

This page compiles links to streaming video tutorials for An R Companions to Political Analysis, 3rd Edition by Philip Pollock and Barry Edwards, published by CQ Press/Sage Publishing.

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WATCH & LEARN: Graphing Relationships and Describing Patterns


Making Box Plots With RCPA3's BoxplotC Function
Video tutorial & demo by Barry Edwards for R Companion to Political Analysis, 3rd Ed. (13:57)


Exploratory Graphs
From Roger Peng (5:12)


Graphics File Devices
Discusses different image file types, from Roger Peng (7:30)


Making Box Plots With RCPA3's BoxplotC Function
Video tutorial & demo by Barry Edwards for R Companion to Political Analysis, 3rd Ed. (13:57)


Exploratory Graphs
From Roger Peng (5:12)


Making Box Plots With RCPA3's BoxplotC Function
Video tutorial & demo by Barry Edwards for R Companion to Political Analysis, 3rd Ed. (13:57)

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