Learning Applied Statistics with a focus on R [closed]

Answer 1

Although this is a late answer, Drew Conway has placed a number of R user group videos on Vcasmo. Sometimes it's very stimulating to see the motivation for an application and then the tools that support it, rather than just learning the tools before the application.

Answer 2

You might want to look at Introduction to Statistical Thought, which is a textbook with examples (and exercises) in R. No video lectures, however.

Answer 3

Modern Applied Statistics with S is good, as is Introductory Statistics with R.

The difference between R and S is negligible for me.

Answer 4

I recommend The R Book. It's expensive, around $100, but it's the best book I've found. Over 900 pages and easy to read.

Answer 5

USGS did a course last year called LearnR.

http://www.fort.usgs.gov/BRDScience/LearnR.htm

It uses the Crawley book as a text and covers many topics. The links for a few of the videos need to be changed from Learn to learn. Mostly the first few as I recall.

Answer 6

Just found a Stanford Statistics 202 class via Hacker News that appears to be exactly what I'm looking for. It's a statistics course that uses R with full video lectures up on youtube.