• Introduction to R Markdown
  • Introduction
    • Goals
    • Prerequisites
    • Note
  • Concepts
    • How to read this chapter
    • Literate Programming
    • Replicability & reproducible research
    • Dynamic data analysis & report generation
    • Why you should switch from your current approach
  • Getting Started
    • What is Markdown?
    • Documents
      • Standard HTML
      • R Notebooks
      • Radix
      • Bookdown
    • Presentations
    • Shiny Apps
    • Templates
    • How to start
  • Standard Documents
    • R Markdown files
    • Text
    • Code
      • Chunks
      • In-line
      • Labels
      • Running code
    • Multiple documents
    • Sharing Code & Collaboration
  • Common Considerations
    • Using HTML
    • Chunk options
      • Setup to apply to all
    • Image options
      • R graphics
      • Markdown
      • img
      • Image summary
    • Caching
    • Cleaning up output
    • Other Stuff
  • Customization & Configuration
    • Output options
      • Themes etc.
    • YAML
    • HTML & CSS
      • HTML
      • CSS
      • Custom classes
    • Personal Templates
    • The Rabbit Hole Goes Deep
  • Comparison to Alternatives
    • PDF & LaTeX
      • \(\LaTeX\)
      • PDF via R Markdown
      • Tufte
      • A final word
    • MS Word
      • Word-like Alternatives
  • Summary
  • Exercise
    • Getting started
    • Adding code
    • Dealing with text
    • More
    • Advanced
  • Appendix
    • Footnotes
    • Citations and References
      • References & Bibliography
      • Citations
    • Multiple Documents
    • Web Standards
  • References
  • MC logo

Introduction to R Markdown

Introduction to R Markdown

Michael Clark https://m-clark.github.io/ University of Michigan: CSCAR University of Michigan: Advanced Research Computing

2019-11-06