Ken Rice and I will give a course on advanced R programming in two
locations this summer.
1. In Edinburgh, June 13-15 (the week before the International
Conference in Quantitative Genetics). See http://www.eisg2012.org.uk/
2. In Seattle, July 23-25, as part of the Summer Institute in
Statistical Genetics. See
http://www.biostat.washington.edu/suminst/sisg/general
The course is about 60% lecture and 40% lab session (BYO R), covering
graphics, the S3 and S4 object systems, SQL and netCDF for large
datasets, reading and writing XML, and calling C code. It is designed
for people who are already familiar either with R or with programming
in other languages.
[We will also give an introductory R course aimed at genetic analyses
in Seattle, July 9-11. If you read r-help, you probably aren't the
target audience for this, but you might know people who are.]
-thomas
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Thomas Lumley
Professor of Biostatistics
University of Auckland
