The lsr
package is the package associated with my introductory statistics class lecture notes, Learning Statistics with R. The package contains a number of convenience functions and simple statistical tools that I've found are handy for beginners to have access to.
The current version on CRAN is 0.3.2. The repository files represent the current state of 0.5, to correspond with version 0.5 of the book
The easiest way to use any of the functions in the lsr
package is to install the CRAN version. The CRAN page for the package is here. It has no dependencies on any packages (other than those that are distributed as the R core, obviously), and can be installed from within R using the command:
install.packages("lsr")
The devtools
package contains functions that allow you to install R packages directly from bitbucket or github. If you've installed and loaded the devtools
package, the installation command is
install_bitbucket("lsr-package","dannavarro")
Each function can be found in a separate file, with the usual .R extension. Some minimal documentation and commenting can be found in the source code, but as usual the most extensive help information is in the .Rd file associated with each function.
aad
Mean (average) absolute deviation from the meanmaxFreq
Frequency of the sample modemodeOf
Sample mode quantileCut
Cut a variable into several equally sized categoriescorrelate
Compute a correlation matrixbars
Bar plots with confidence intervals, grouped by one or two factorscohensD
Cohen's d measure of effect size for t-testscramersV
Cramer's V measure of effect size for chi-square testsetaSquared
Effect size calculations for ANOVAs (handles Type I, II and III)ciMean
Compute a standard (i.e. normal) confidence interval around the sample meanstandardCoefs
Compute standardised regression coefficients for a linear modelposthocPairwiseT
Convenience function for running post-hoc pairwise t-tests for ANOVAoneSampleTTest
Convenience function for running one-sample t-testpairedSamplesTTest
Convenience function for running paired-samples t-testindependentSamplesTTest
Convenience function for running independent-samples t-testgoodnessOfFitTest
Convenience function for running a chi-square goodness of fit test against specified probabilitiesassociationTest
Convenience function for running a chi-square test of association / independence between two categorical variablescolCopy
Copy a vector into a matrixrowCopy
Copy a vector into a matrixsortFrame
Sort a data frametFrame
Transpose a data frameexpandFactors
Convert factors into a set of contrastsimportList
Copy each element of a list to a new variablelongToWide
Reshape a data frame from long to widewideToLong
Reshape a data frame from wide to longpermuteLevels
Permute the levels of a factorrmAll
Remove all variables from the workspaceunlibrary
Unload a packagewho
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