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--- eventos:venables2007:materiais [2007/09/10 22:58] – paulojus
+++ eventos:venables2007:materiais [2007/09/22 23:56] (atual) – paulojus
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-====== Materiais do curso ======
+====== Venable's short course -- materials ======
+**Atention:** the download of the course materials below **DO NO WORK WITH INTERNET EXPLORER**. Use another browser, as for instance [[http://http://www.mozilla.com|Mozilla Firefox]]
 ==== Course materials ====
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 | {{eventos:venables2007:powerpoint_slides.zip|Slides powerpoint}}| -- | -- |
 ==== Other materials ====
-  - ASOR package
+  - ASOR package (//already installed in the C3SL servers//)
-    * {{eventos:venables2007:asor_1.0.tar.gz|.tar.gz file}} (for linux install)
+    * {{eventos:venables2007:asor_1.0.tar.gz|.tar.gz file}} (for linux install) \\ **NOTE:** the WIKI system makes all files lower case(!) so, before installing this in your LINUX box you need to rename the file:<code>
+$ mv asor_1.0.tar.gz ASOR_1.0.tar.gz
+$ sudo R CMD INSTALL ASOR_1.0.tar.gz
+</code>
     * {{eventos:venables2007:asor_1.0.zip|.zip file}} (for windows install)
   - Text: {{eventos:venables2007:exegeses.pdf|Exegeses in Linear Models}}
+  - Additional scripts:
+    * {{eventos:venables2007:boston.r|Boston housing price -- setting training and test data for tree model using ''rpart()'' and ''randomForest''}}
+    * {{eventos:venables2007:menarche.r|Menarche data -- GLM for binomial counts}}
+    * {{eventos:venables2007:plinear.r|the plinear method for non linear models}}
-===== Instructions =====
+===== Instructions for usage at LM/C3SL - UFPR=====
-In the following ''$'' is the LINUX prompt and ''>'' is the R prompt
+At UFPR the course will be run in the LM (Laboratório Multiterminal) run by C3SL (Contro de computação científica e Softaware Livre). The LM provides LINUX terminals connected with servers. The user working area is common meaning you can user whatever terminal and/or server to get access to your account.
-  - Open a ''terminal window'' where you can type LINUX commands
+In the following instructions the LINUX prompt is ''$'' and the R prompt is ''>''.
-  - create a working directory called ''Rmodelling'' for the course and get into the directory:<code>
+  - Open a Linux ''terminal window'' for issuing LINUX commands
+  - create a working directory called, for example, ''Rmodelling'' for use in this course move to it:<code>
 $ mkdir Rmodelling
 $ cd Rmodelling
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 Rmodelling$ unzip slides.zip
 </code>
-  - copy two files from the CSV directory to the working directory:<code>
+  - copy one file from the CSV directory to the working directory:<code>
-Rmodelling$ cp CSV/.RData .
 Rmodelling$ cp CSV/makeInputData.r .
 </code>
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 Rmodelling$ R
 </code>
-    * running from inside the editor ''xemacs'' --- open ''xemacs'' and stard R from it with ESC SHIFT-X SHIFT-R<code>
+    * running from inside the editor ''xemacs'' using the ESS (Emacs Speaks Statistics) package. To do so open ''xemacs'' and stard R from it with ''ESC SHIFT-X SHIFT-R''<code>
-Rmodelling$ xemacs &
+Rmodelling$ xemacs makeInputData.R &
 </code>
   - From inside ''R'' run the ''makeInputData.r'' script<code>
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 > source("inputData.R")
 </code>

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