sjmisc-package: Working with labelled data A major update of my sjmisc-package was just released an CRAN. A major change (see changelog for all changes )is the support of the latest release from the haven-package, a package to import and export SPSS, SAS or Stata files. The sjmisc-package mainly addresses three domains: reading and writing data […]
The sjmisc-package My last posting was about reading and writing data between R and other statistical packages like SPSS, Stata or SAS. After that, I decided to bundle all functions that are not directly related to plotting or printing tables, into a new package called sjmisc. Basically, this package covers three domains of functionality: reading […]
On CRAN now My sjPlot-package was updated on CRAN (binaries will be available soon, I guess). This update contains, besides many small improvements and fixes, two major features: First, new features to print table summaries of linear models and generalized linear models (for sjt.glm, the same new features were added as to sjt.lm – however, […]
First of all, I’d like to thank my readers for the lots of feedback on my last post on beautiful outputs in R. I tried to consider all suggestions, updated the existing table-output-functions and added some new ones, which will be described in this post. The updated package is already available on CRAN. This posting […]
Note: There’s a second part of this series here. About one year ago, I seriously started migrating from SPSS to R. Though I’m still using SPSS (because I have to in some situations), I’m quite comfortable and happy with R now and learnt a lot in the past months. But since SPSS is still very […]
Summary This tutorial shows how to create diagrams with grouped bar charts or dot plots with ggplot. The groups can also be displayed as facet grids. Importing the data from SPSS All following examples are based on an imported SPSS data set. Refer to this posting for more details on how to do that and […]
Update March 5th All downloads are now accessible from my script page! Summary This posting shows how to plot frequency plots using the ggplot-package in R. Compared to SPSS standard outputs, you will learn how to create appealing diagrams ready for use in your papers. Frequency plots in SPSS In SPSS, you can create frequencies […]
Update/ Thanks to Bernd I could improve the function of how to import the data, so here’s the updated script! /Update In R, you often may have scripts or code snippets that will be reused. In such cases, you can write functions for your every-day-tasks. For instance, importing and converting data is such a task. […]
Preface I will every now and then post my experience with R, a package for statistical analyses. I try to show some solutions for common types of analyses or problems you are facing when you start working with R. These „tutorials“ especially address people who are used to work with SPSS or maybe also Strata. […]
