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| • | R is
an open source statistical programming language |
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| similar
to S-PLUS. |
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| • | Sources,
binaries and documentation for R can be |
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| obtained
via CRAN, the “Comprehensive R Archive |
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| Network”
whose current mirrors are listed at |
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| http://cran.r-project.org/mirrors.html |
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| • | Available
on Unix, Mac and Windows platforms. |
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| We’ll
focus on using R in the Windows environment. |
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| • | Version
2.1.1 on labs and classrooms machines. |
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