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Supplementary material, suggested readings, tutorials, and papers contributed by the participants of CSSS 2010.
- Computational Modeling and Complexity Science - An excellent, free (though not-quite-finished) PDF guide to the concepts and programming techniques needed to develop models of complex systems, from graphs and small-world networks to cellular automata and agent-based models. Uses Python, which I'd highly recommend for beginner and experienced programmers alike: it's great to read, easy to maintain, and makes coding fun again.
Presupposes some basic working Python knowledge, which is provided by a second of the author's free ebooks, Think Python.
-- Daniel Jones
- I've had some requests for R Tutorials, so here are a few things that I made for a Biostatistics class I TA'd:
- R Tutorial Powerpoint
- R Example Codes
- An example dataset used in the code
- This is a comprehensive tutorial that I didn't make
-- Julie Granka