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* [https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/lesson-1.html Install R Markdown] | * [https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/lesson-1.html Install R Markdown] | ||
* Right-click on [this document], save it, and then open it in RStudio. | * Right-click on [https://github.com/jdfoote/Communication-and-Social-Networks/raw/spring-2021/week_2/r_markdown_example.Rmd this document], save it, and then open it in RStudio. | ||
** Read through the file and try "knitting" it to an output document | ** Read through the file and try "knitting" it to an output document | ||
** Finish the exercise at the end and see how that changes the output | ** Finish the exercise at the end and see how that changes the output | ||
Revision as of 16:50, 23 January 2021
This lab has three goals:
- Get your R environment is set up correctly
- Introduce you to the idea of R Markdown files
- Create your first network graph
You should have R and R Studio installed by now. In practical terms, that means there should be an RStudio icon somewhere on you computer. If you open RStudio, it should look something like this:
- Once you have RStudio installed, read and watch the BasicBasics 1 and 2 tutorials from the R-Ladies Sydney group.
- Right-click on this document, save it, and then open it in RStudio.
- Read through the file and try "knitting" it to an output document
- Finish the exercise at the end and see how that changes the output
