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HowToUse/RStudio/0.99


#contents

*Prerequisite [#t40acca6]
-Windows 10 installation
-R installation (You can refer [[HowToUse/R/3.3]])
-Git installation if you want to work on GitHub (You can refer [[[HowToUse/Git/2.10]])
-Git installation if you want to work on GitHub (You can refer [[HowToUse/Git/2.10]])
-GitHub account setting if you want to work on GitHub (You can refer [[HowToUse/Git/1.7]])

*Install&Setup [#i2199596]
:Step.1|
Download RStudio from [[official site:https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/]]

:Step.2|
Double click the download file, and proceed installation.

:Step.3|
Launch RStudio, and choose the version of R to use.

#ref(Install_fig1.png)



*HowToUse [#o774ed0e]
**Run R script [#l8b0fee8]
:Step.1|
Copy the following script to the script window.

 height<-c(58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72)
 weight<-c(115,117,120,123,126,129,132,135,139,142,146,150,154,159,164)
 mean(height)
 sd(weight)
 cor(weight,height)
 plot(weight,height)

:Step.2|
Select all source and click "Run" button. Then you will see the following output.

#ref(RunR_fig1.png,,500x269,)


**Work on GitHub repository [#qebf73e8]
:Step.1|
Prepare a project on GitHub.

:Step.2|
Launch RStudio.

#ref(UseGitHub_fig1.png,,500x375,)

:Step.3|
Click "new project" (File -> New Project)

:Step.4|
Choose "Version Control->Git"

#ref(UseGitHub_fig2.png,,500x375,)

#ref(UseGitHub_fig3.png,,500x375,)

:Step.5|
Enter GitHub repository information and click "Create project" button.

#ref(UseGitHub_fig4.png,,500x375,)



*Author [#x9e0643a]
S.Yatsuzuka