Introduction to monte carlo simulations using R

From my CSE845 class at Michigan State University. A very basic introduction to performing monte carlo simulations using the R programming language.
Note (Sept 2019). I had no idea how useful people would find this. I will put all scripts up on github soon.
It looks like the data link in the video no longer works. It can be downloaded from here.
datadryad.org/...

[@wnamal]

Thank you Ian for your time on showing this to us.

[@hasnahaouchet1149]

Thank you so much , your video is so helfull😊😘.

[@valor36az]

Great teacher

[@gustavofinoto2504]

Very helpful!

[@aishamuhammad2543]

Please how can simulate a non homogeneous poisson process in r

[@tomweinandy]

Thanks also! Any chance you could share the script file?

[@iandworkin1347]

Sorry about this, the site that had all of the scripts up is gone. I am slowly migrating everything to github. Some of the older ones (that pertain to the basic R stuff) should be here.
github.com/DworkinLab/CSE845_R_tutorials
If you want the more advanced stats one, email me and I will send you the scripts.
I don't teach these courses anymore, so I am not checking this very often.

[@rodrigopierott]

@@iandworkin1347 Hi, I couldn't find the script, could you point me where exactly is in your repository? Thank you very much!

[@panchoroldanz]

Great tutorial. There's just one thing I don't like: the too frequent mouth sound. Maybe something stupid for most of the people, but if someone has misophonia like me, is terrible. I almost died listening the whole 20 minutes

[@iandworkin1347]

Thanks for letting me know. I will try to use something to filter those out in subsequent videos. If you know of any tools that help with this please let me know.

[@StatsMass]

something like this should help. www.amazon.com/Neewer-Studio-Microphone-Filter-Shield/dp/B00ACFAULC/ref=sr_1_4?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1495834364&sr=1-4&keywords=pop+filter

[@iandworkin1347]

Thanks I will pick one up. Not sure when I am making more. My teaching has changed quite a bit.

[@panchoroldanz]

Again. Good job, you helped me a lot. Thank you a lot. And thanks for helping me with the other thing too haha

[@jul1076]

i think mouth sound is the best part