150 R graphics recipes!

Disclaimer:The book was given in exchange of blogger review scheme from O'Reilly. This practical cookbook provides more than 150 recipes to help you generate high-quality graphs in quick steps to get fast results. As R novice, i didn't need to know and learn R graphics packages to follow with success the examples and how to get the plot. Each recipe covers a specific problem with a solution you can apply to your own application. That's what you were looking for, a compendium of recipes all in one places! It can be found here.

'R in a Nutshell' :: More than a "quick" desktop reference book

'R in a Nutshell' is suppose to be a reference book but is more than that! The author, J. Adler, with this second edition, refresh the first one with Hadoop ecosystem and how it integrates well with R. R in a Nutshell allows you to get working immediately. Full of example and guidelines. A 700 pages reference book for coding and learning this statistician language for parsing and visualizing data. There are a lot of information on where getting the data and how tackle the visualization, important part for decoding and analysing many data of multidimensional space. I recommended to everyone who have intereste in learning R, discovering new BigData related feature with Hadoop and as a reference book for more advance users. Link to the book shop here: R in Nutshell, 2nd Edition Note: This book review is in exchange of the O'Reilly Blogger Review Program (http://oreilly.com/bloggers/)