The aim of this repository is to provide R code translated from the course's STATA code for training and reproducibility purposes. I extend certain functions when I see it fit, mainly for visualization and explanatory reasons.
I cannot accept any guarantee of completeness, correctness or accuracy.

Participation is encouraged!!! The open questions and to do's are cleary marked in the individual files.

• This blog post from Karl Broman provides a nice short introduction how to contribute to a repository
• Please try to follow some coding style conventions. The Google Styleguide provides some best practice examples

The R files are organized according do the do.files (every R file represents a do.file). Eventually missing packages have to be installed by yourself with:

install.packages("your package goes here")

package "checkpoint" and package "ProjectTemplage" are optional and have to be only set up once. Don't forget to change the working directory according to your system:

setwd("your system path here")

Comments style in the R files is:

• #: Main comment above some function or file header
• ##: Note/ explanation comment - either at the right side of a function or below a function

• Question/ To do: improve the function or find a solution for a given problem - either at the right side of a function or below a function

Docendo discimus