By Tal Galili
The site R-bloggers.com is now 6 years young. It strives to be an (unofficial) online news and tutorials website for the R community, written by over 600 bloggers who agreed to contribute their R articles to the website. In 2015, the site served almost 17.7 million pageviews to readers worldwide.
In celebration to R-bloggers’ 6th birth-month, here are the top 100 most read R posts written in 2015, enjoy:
- How to Learn R
- How to Make a Histogram with Basic R
- How to Make a Histogram with ggplot2
- Choosing R or Python for data analysis? An infographic
- How to Get the Frequency Table of a Categorical Variable as a Data Frame in R
- How to perform a Logistic Regression in R
- A new interactive interface for learning R online, for free
- How to learn R: A flow chart
- Learn Statistics and R online from Harvard
- Twitter’s new R package for anomaly detection
- R 3.2.0 is released (+ using the installr package to upgrade in Windows OS)
- What’s the probability that a significant p-value indicates a true effect?
- Fitting a neural network in R; neuralnet package
- K-means clustering is not a free lunch
- Why you should learn R first for data science
- How to format your chart and axis titles in ggplot2
- Illustrated Guide to ROC and AUC
- The Single Most Important Skill for a Data Scientist
- A first look at Spark
- Change Point Detection in Time Series with R and Tableau
- Interactive visualizations with R – a minireview
- The leaflet package for online mapping in R
- Programmatically create interactive Powerpoint slides with R
- My New Favorite Statistics & Data Analysis Book Using R
- Dark themes for writing
- How to use SparkR within Rstudio?
- Shiny 0.12: Interactive Plots with ggplot2
- 15 Questions All R Users Have About Plots
- This R Data Import Tutorial Is Everything You Need
- R in Business Intelligence
- 5 New R Packages for Data Scientists
- Basic text string functions in R
- How to get your very own RStudio Server and …read more
Source:: r-bloggers.com