Stephen Royle has a set of challenges:
In a previous post, I described how to run a session to teach R to cell biologists. In this post we’ll look in a bit more detail at one of the steps: how to load data into R.
As a reminder, a typical analysis task in cell biology follows these steps:
- do the experiment(s)
- collect the data – e.g. microscopy images
- analyse and get a plain text (csv) output – e.g. using Fiji
- load the data into R
- crunch some numbers and plot
Click through for some explanation, as well as a few exercises (and solutions) for people trying to learn the language. H/T R-Bloggers.