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[Robert Gentleman] º By Robert Gentleman - R Programming for Bioinformatics ↠ Download Online eBook or Kindle ePUB. By Robert Gentleman - R Programming for Bioinformatics Weak writing, poor editing, uncertain audience Coolgard The book is not designed to teach you R or programming and offers little about using R for bioinformatics (apparently Chapter 5, for "Working with Character Data", and Chapter 8, about "Data Technologies", account for the "bioinformatics" part). The text is riddled with writing errors -- the author writes badly in English, however expert he may be in R -- and looks as though it has not been copy-edited at all, with all the typos, extra word
| Title | : | By Robert Gentleman - R Programming for Bioinformatics |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.25 (907 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B008UYLER6 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 318 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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Weak writing, poor editing, uncertain audience Coolgard The book is not designed to teach you R or programming and offers little about using R for bioinformatics (apparently Chapter 5, for "Working with Character Data", and Chapter 8, about "Data Technologies", account for the "bioinformatics" part). The text is riddled with writing errors -- the author writes badly in English, however expert he may be in R -- and looks as though it has not been copy-edited at all, with all the typos, extra words, misspellings, and awkward or wrong syntax. Concepts are no. Perhaps a decent resource for R package developers, not end-users Jeremy Leipzig This is a strange little book in that it seems somewhat directed toward statisticians who want to develop R packages. The OOP section takes up 50 pages and discusses "S3 and S4" implementations of OOP in R in great detail, all of which is not doubt important for those few dozen accomplished statisticians who wish to write packages. However, by the time you are ready to actually write an R function that other people will use I can't imagine you wouldn't already be familiar with some of the basic comma. Clearly written intro to R _programming_, not general use bmaverick The previous two reviewers are apparently frustrated because this book is not what they expected. In R world, however, _programming_ does not mean doing statistics or graphics in R - it means R software development. If the book was called "R Software Development for Bioinformatics", there would perhaps be less confusion - unless there was somebody who would be then led to believe that it was the book about developing core R softwareAnyway, this book is well organized and clearly written. As for bioin
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