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A picture may tell a thousand words, but what stories can you tell with a moving picture? We've touched on the animation package for R before, but the blog "Using R" has some great examples of using it to create animations of various kinds. The animations are visual demonstrations of bootstrapping, coin-tossing, confidence intervals and (my favourite) the Newton-Raphson root-finding algorithm in action.
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Thanks so much for talking about my blog, I really like this blog, so honestly it's a honor to be mentioned here.
Thanks so much,
The R user :)
Posted by: The R user | October 08, 2009 at 19:45
Nice tutorial on animation movement by graph. After read this i came to know that how the animation moves?
Posted by: Ink | October 13, 2009 at 02:00