R Programming for Statistics

DR. SOURAV DAS

Internet is filled up with a lot of data, and then analysis of data and getting to a
higher level. So students of economics, background, mathematics, statistics are all
doing their hardest to reach. to the required outcome.
Hence, when I saw that not much proper analysis is available I came up with my
personalised course in it .
Let's discuss about it detail.

These are the statistical things which will be covered in my course

Statistics in R

· Average, Variance and Standard Deviation in R

· Mean, Median and Mode in R Programming

· Probability in R

· Discrete distributions

· Benford Distribution

· Bernoulli
· Binomial

· Hypergeometric distribution

· Geometric distribution

· Multinomial

· Negative binomial distribution

· Poisson distribution

· Zipf’s law
· Continuous distributions

· Beta distributions

· Dirichlet distributions

· Cauchy

· Chi-Square distribution

· Exponential

· Fisher-Snedecor

· Gamma

· Levy

· Log-normal distribution

· Normal and related distributions

· Pareto Distributions

· Student’s t distribution

· Uniform distribution

· Weibull

· Calculate Conditional Probability

· Binomial Distribution

· Normal Distribution in R

· Beta Distribution in R

· Hypothesis in R

· Types of Hypothesis

· Null Hypothesis
· Alternative Hypothesis

· One Sample T-Testing

· Two Sample T-Testing

· Paired Sample T-test

· Decision Errors in R

· Type I Error

· Type II Error

· Confidence Intervals

· Correlation and Covariance

· Covariance Matrix

· Pearson Correlation

· Normal Probability Plot

· Quantile Quantile plots

· Residuals Leverage Plot

· Spearman’s Rank Correlation Measure

· Kendall Rank Correlation Measure

· Evaluation Metrics – Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1-Score, MAE, MSE

· Root-Mean-Square Error

· ROC and AUC curve

R programming in statistics is particularly useful for several categories of students
and professionals:
 • Statistics and Data Science Students: R is practically designed for statistical analysis and
offers a vast library of functions for tasks like hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and data
visualization. It's a common language in statistics courses, equipping students with valuable
skills for their future careers.
• Researchers and Analysts: Across various fields, researchers and analysts heavily rely on R
for analyzing and interpreting data. From social sciences and bioinformatics to finance and
marketing, R's ability to handle complex datasets and produce publication-quality graphics
makes it a go-to tool.
• Data Scientists and Machine Learning Professionals: While Python often takes the spotlight,
R remains a powerful language in data science. Its extensive statistical capabilities are crucial
for building robust machine learning models. Many data scientists leverage both R and
Python for different aspects of their work.
• Bioinformaticians and Geneticists: R plays a significant role in analyzing biological data. From
gene expression analysis to population genetics, R's tools are well-suited for handling large
datasets specific to these fields.
• Financial Analysts and Risk Managers: R's ability to model financial data and perform
complex calculations makes it valuable for financial professionals. They can use R to assess
risk, build investment models, and analyze market trends.

R programming is a versatile tool used in various courses related to statistics, data

analysis, and data science. Here are some examples of courses where R programming
is commonly used:

1. Statistics: R is widely used in introductory and advanced statistics courses for tasks such as
data visualization, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and probability distributions.
2. Data Science: R is a popular choice for courses in data science due to its extensive libraries
for data manipulation, exploratory data analysis, machine learning, and predictive modeling.
3. Econometrics: R is frequently used in econometrics courses for analyzing economic data,
estimating econometric models, and conducting statistical tests relevant to economic theory.
4. Biostatistics: R is extensively used in biostatistics courses for analyzing biological and health-
related data, conducting survival analysis, and fitting models to epidemiological data.
5. Psychology and Social Sciences: R is utilized in psychology and social science courses for
statistical analysis of surveys, experiments, and observational studies.
6. Business Analytics: R is valuable for courses in business analytics for tasks such as
forecasting, customer segmentation, and market basket analysis.
7. Environmental Science: R is used in environmental science courses for analyzing
environmental data, spatial analysis, and modeling ecological systems.
8. Quantitative Finance: R is employed in courses related to quantitative finance for tasks such
as financial modeling, risk analysis, and time series analysis of financial data.
9. Operations Research: R is used in operations research courses for optimization, simulation,
and decision analysis.
10. Machine Learning: R is used in courses covering machine learning algorithms, including
implementations of algorithms such as decision trees, random forests, and support vector
machines.

Overall, R programming is an essential tool for anyone working with data analysis,
statistics, and data science across various academic disciplines and professional
fields.
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