What documentation exists for R?
What documentation exists for R?
What documentation exists for R?
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Chapter 5: R Add-On Packages 75<br />
☛ ✟<br />
Packages in ‘/home/me/lib/R’:<br />
mystuff My own R functions, nicely packaged but not documented<br />
Packages in ‘/usr/local/lib/R/library’:<br />
KernSmooth Functions <strong>for</strong> kernel smoothing <strong>for</strong> Wand & Jones (1995)<br />
MASS Main Package of Venables and Ripley’s MASS<br />
base The R Base package<br />
boot Bootstrap R (S-Plus) Functions (Canty)<br />
class Functions <strong>for</strong> Classification<br />
cluster Functions <strong>for</strong> clustering (by Rousseeuw et al.)<br />
datasets The R datasets Package<br />
<strong>for</strong>eign Read data stored by Minitab, S, SAS, SPSS, Stata, ...<br />
grDevices The R Graphics Devices and Support <strong>for</strong> Colours and Fonts<br />
graphics The R Graphics Package<br />
grid The Grid Graphics Package<br />
lattice Lattice Graphics<br />
methods Formal Methods and Classes<br />
mgcv GAMs with GCV smoothness estimation and GAMMs by REML/PQ<br />
nlme Linear and nonlinear mixed effects models<br />
nnet Feed-<strong>for</strong>ward Neural Networks and Multinomial Log-Linear<br />
Models<br />
rpart Recursive partitioning<br />
spatial Functions <strong>for</strong> Kriging and Point Pattern Analysis<br />
splines Regression Spline Functions and Classes<br />
stats The R Stats Package<br />
stats4 Statistical functions using S4 classes<br />
survival Survival analysis, including penalised likelihood<br />
tcltk Tcl/Tk Interface<br />
tools Tools <strong>for</strong> Package Development<br />
utils The R Utils Package<br />
✡ ✠<br />
You can “load” the installed package pkg by<br />
library(pkg)<br />
You can then find out which functions it provides by typing one of<br />
library(help = pkg)<br />
help(package = pkg)<br />
You can unload the loaded package pkg by<br />
detach("package:pkg")<br />
5.4 How can add-on packages be removed?<br />
Use<br />
$ R CMD REMOVE pkg_1 ... pkg_n<br />
to remove the packages pkg 1, . . ., pkg n from the library tree rooted at the first directory<br />
given in R_LIBS if this is set and non-null, and from the default library otherwise. (Versions<br />
of R prior to 1.3.0 removed from the default library by default.)<br />
To remove from library lib, do<br />
$ R CMD REMOVE -l lib pkg_1 ... pkg_n