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Tag Archives: R
R You Ready for DYI Statistics and Social Media Marketing Analytics?
This post originally appeared in Social Media Marketing Magazine, Issue 1, Number 6 Statistics. For many current and former students, just the sound of this word evokes nightmares. However, once you learn to master some basic tasks using statistical analysis … Continue reading
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Tagged Marketing Research, R, Social Media Marketing
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Social Media Marketing Still Generating Interest
Is interest in social media marketing waning, as reported by some researchers and pundits? The short answer is no. Using some creative code written for the R statistical analysis software program as highlighted in a blog entitled “Visualizing Wikipedia search … Continue reading
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Tagged R, Social Media Marketing, Wikipedia
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Price, Add-ons and Graphics: In My Opinion the Statistical Program R Kicks SPSS’ SAS
Tired of paying the initial cost, annual licensing fee and for each add-on package for your statistical analysis software? It’s time for you to switch to R, an incredible open-source program for statistical analysis and graphics. R was developed by … Continue reading
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Tagged Marketing Research, Open Source, R, Statistical Analysis
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