The R programming environment provides a rich suite of methods and algorithms for statistical model fitting and computation in general. The exploratory interface of R makes it an ideal platform for prototyping, analyzing and deploying new algorithms in an open and extensible manner. This tutorial will begin with a short self-contained introduction to R and its package mechanism for programming extensions. We will then discuss some packages for distributed, cryptographic, homomorphic, and differential privacy computations. The tutorial will include hands-on programming exercises. The goal is to provide the background and programming knowledge so that participants can develop their own packages implementing new algorithms
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