We use R for most statistical analyses. To help ourselves and others, here is a list of the R resources we find most useful. Dan's R Cheat Sheet: a 2-page summary of the functions I use the most (other R cheat sheets) Reference WebsitesQuick-R: an excellent searchable reference guideR Cookbook: cookbook-style how-to wiki, particularly useful for experimental psychology Penn R study group: detailed reference in the form of tutorial notes ggplot2: documentation website for our main graphics tool Matlab/R Reference guide: A handy reference for both R and Matlab (our other main analytical tool) R style guide (google) Learning RStart here: A nice "big picture" overview of learning RApplied R for the quantitative social scientist: a clear introduction to R basics, including multilevel modeling Learning R for researchers in Psychology: link goes to resource list, which is part of a blog R Tutorial Series (Blog): a series of clear how-to guides R Tutorial (by Kelly Black): a good introduction to R basics Mailing listsR-langPsych-R R Bloggers: A blog aggregator pulling together posts from over 140 bloggers who write about R in English StackOverflow - R: A great community Q & A site. If you have a problem, they can help you. BooksA list of good books about RAnalyzing Linguistic Data by Harald Baayen ggplot2: part of the Use R! series of focused guide books |