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R Training Course

bobbyj946 · 2017-07-25 18:18:32

We are trying to organise a R training course in work. The course needs to be interactive (ie classrom not virtual), based in Dublin and run by a reputable company. Any suggestions?

25-07-2017 6:18pm

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bobbyj946

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We are trying to organise a R training course in work. The course needs to be interactive (ie classrom not virtual), based in Dublin and run by a reputable company. Any suggestions?

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#2 01-09-2017 9:30am

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Any joy finding a course? thanks

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#3 02-09-2017 12:21am

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Haven't booked any of the courses yet. Based on some googling these look ok; http://www.nhireland.ie/

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#4 02-09-2017 1:43pm

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Don't think they do traditional classroom training.

Some of their courses advertised like that are actually virtual, but by providing the room they call it classroom based.

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#5 03-09-2017 6:00pm

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If you're stuck there is an excellent R package called swirl. In fact I don't think I'd spend money hiring someone when this resource is free! It covers everything from data manipulation to some basic machine learning. Most importantly it is interactive so you have to write R as you go along. I doubt whether you'd learn as much looking at some slides.

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