Muhammad Imran is an Assistant Director at the Department of Agriculture, Pakistan. In addition to more than 40 papers in reputable journals, he has created nine R packages. He is particularly skilled in probability and statistics, with a focus on real-world applications using R software. Specifically, he made a substantial contribution to the creation of multiple R packages related to distribution theory. Michail Tsagris is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics of the University of Crete (UoC) and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of New Brunswick Saint John. Prior to these he worked as a Teaching Fellow at the Department of Economics (UoC), as a Research Associate at the Department of Computer Science (UoC), as an Assistant Professor at the American University of the Middle East (Kuwait) and as a Research Associate at the School of Mathematical Sciences of the University of Nottingham. He received his BSc and MSc in statistics from the Athens University of Economics and Business (Greece) and his PhD in statistics from the University of Nottingham. Michail has published more than 70 papers in journals, conference proceedings and book chapters and has (co-)developed 47 R packages. His current research interests include computational statistics, compositional and directional data analysis, applied econometrics, machine learning, Bayesian network learning algorithms and variable selection algorithms. Farrukh Jamal is currently an Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics, Faculty of Science, University of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. He has more than 200 publications with more than 100 cumulative impact factors to his credit. He is the reviewer for more than 80 well-reputed international journals. He is a distinguished member of several editorial boards for prestigious journals, further highlighting his influential contributions to the field of probability and statistics. He is the author of six books on statistics, demonstrating his commitment to disseminating knowledge. His specialization lies in the areas of probability and statistics, with an emphasis on practical applications through the use of R software. In particular, he contributed significantly to the development of several R packages, solidifying his impact on statistical software tools. Christophe Chesneau holds the distinguished position of "exceptional class" associate professor at the University of Caen-Normandie, France. With an extensive teaching career exceeding 20 years, his specialization lies in the areas of probability and statistics, with an emphasis on practical applications through the use of R software. Teaching is a primary passion for him, evident in his role as a responsible figure for the first year of the master's degree "Applied Statistics and Decision Analysis" over the last six years. Beyond his teaching commitments, Christophe Chesneau is the author of five books in French on probability and statistics, demonstrating his commitment to disseminating knowledge. In addition to conventional teaching, he generously shares his expertise through freely accessible online courses. His prolific research encompasses mathematics, probability, statistics, and applied data analysis, with more than 500 articles in esteemed international journals. In particular, he contributed significantly to the development of two R packages, solidifying his impact on statistical software tools. Additionally, Christophe Chesneau is a distinguished member of several editorial boards for prestigious journals, further highlighting his influential contributions to the field of probability and statistics.

• 1. Crystal Symmetry2. RStudio: A Quick Overview3. R Fundamentals4. Central Location and Dispersion Measures5. Essentials to Model Fitting6. Discrete Probability Distributions7. Time Series Analysis8. Regression and Correlation9. Creating R Package: A Minimal Example10. The Metadata: An Overview11. Creating R Package: A moderate Level

Muhammad Imran is an Assistant Director at the Department of Agriculture, Pakistan. In addition to more than 40 papers in reputable journals, he has created nine R packages. He is particularly skilled in probability and statistics, with a focus on real-world applications using R software. Specifically, he made a substantial contribution to the creation of multiple R packages related to distribution theory. Michail Tsagris is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics of the University of Crete (UoC) and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of New Brunswick Saint John. Prior to these he worked as a Teaching Fellow at the Department of Economics (UoC), as a Research Associate at the Department of Computer Science (UoC), as an Assistant Professor at the American University of the Middle East (Kuwait) and as a Research Associate at the School of Mathematical Sciences of the University of Nottingham. He received his BSc and MSc in statistics from the Athens University of Economics and Business (Greece) and his PhD in statistics from the University of Nottingham. Michail has published more than 70 papers in journals, conference proceedings and book chapters and has (co-)developed 47 R packages. His current research interests include computational statistics, compositional and directional data analysis, applied econometrics, machine learning, Bayesian network learning algorithms and variable selection algorithms. Farrukh Jamal is currently an Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics, Faculty of Science, University of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. He has more than 200 publications with more than 100 cumulative impact factors to his credit. He is the reviewer for more than 80 well-reputed international journals. He is a distinguished member of several editorial boards for prestigious journals, further highlighting his influential contributions to the field of probability and statistics. He is the author of six books on statistics, demonstrating his commitment to disseminating knowledge. His specialization lies in the areas of probability and statistics, with an emphasis on practical applications through the use of R software. In particular, he contributed significantly to the development of several R packages, solidifying his impact on statistical software tools. Christophe Chesneau holds the distinguished position of "exceptional class" associate professor at the University of Caen-Normandie, France. With an extensive teaching career exceeding 20 years, his specialization lies in the areas of probability and statistics, with an emphasis on practical applications through the use of R software. Teaching is a primary passion for him, evident in his role as a responsible figure for the first year of the master's degree "Applied Statistics and Decision Analysis" over the last six years. Beyond his teaching commitments, Christophe Chesneau is the author of five books in French on probability and statistics, demonstrating his commitment to disseminating knowledge. In addition to conventional teaching, he generously shares his expertise through freely accessible online courses. His prolific research encompasses mathematics, probability, statistics, and applied data analysis, with more than 500 articles in esteemed international journals. In particular, he contributed significantly to the development of two R packages, solidifying his impact on statistical software tools. Additionally, Christophe Chesneau is a distinguished member of several editorial boards for prestigious journals, further highlighting his influential contributions to the field of probability and statistics.

• 1. Crystal Symmetry2. RStudio: A Quick Overview3. R Fundamentals4. Central Location and Dispersion Measures5. Essentials to Model Fitting6. Discrete Probability Distributions7. Time Series Analysis8. Regression and Correlation9. Creating R Package: A Minimal Example10. The Metadata: An Overview11. Creating R Package: A moderate Level

Muhammad Imran is an Assistant Director at the Department of Agriculture, Pakistan. In addition to more than 40 papers in reputable journals, he has created nine R packages. He is particularly skilled in probability and statistics, with a focus on real-world applications using R software. Specifically, he made a substantial contribution to the creation of multiple R packages related to distribution theory. Michail Tsagris is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics of the University of Crete (UoC) and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of New Brunswick Saint John. Prior to these he worked as a Teaching Fellow at the Department of Economics (UoC), as a Research Associate at the Department of Computer Science (UoC), as an Assistant Professor at the American University of the Middle East (Kuwait) and as a Research Associate at the School of Mathematical Sciences of the University of Nottingham. He received his BSc and MSc in statistics from the Athens University of Economics and Business (Greece) and his PhD in statistics from the University of Nottingham. Michail has published more than 70 papers in journals, conference proceedings and book chapters and has (co-)developed 47 R packages. His current research interests include computational statistics, compositional and directional data analysis, applied econometrics, machine learning, Bayesian network learning algorithms and variable selection algorithms. Farrukh Jamal is currently an Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics, Faculty of Science, University of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. He has more than 200 publications with more than 100 cumulative impact factors to his credit. He is the reviewer for more than 80 well-reputed international journals. He is a distinguished member of several editorial boards for prestigious journals, further highlighting his influential contributions to the field of probability and statistics. He is the author of six books on statistics, demonstrating his commitment to disseminating knowledge. His specialization lies in the areas of probability and statistics, with an emphasis on practical applications through the use of R software. In particular, he contributed significantly to the development of several R packages, solidifying his impact on statistical software tools. Christophe Chesneau holds the distinguished position of "exceptional class" associate professor at the University of Caen-Normandie, France. With an extensive teaching career exceeding 20 years, his specialization lies in the areas of probability and statistics, with an emphasis on practical applications through the use of R software. Teaching is a primary passion for him, evident in his role as a responsible figure for the first year of the master's degree "Applied Statistics and Decision Analysis" over the last six years. Beyond his teaching commitments, Christophe Chesneau is the author of five books in French on probability and statistics, demonstrating his commitment to disseminating knowledge. In addition to conventional teaching, he generously shares his expertise through freely accessible online courses. His prolific research encompasses mathematics, probability, statistics, and applied data analysis, with more than 500 articles in esteemed international journals. In particular, he contributed significantly to the development of two R packages, solidifying his impact on statistical software tools. Additionally, Christophe Chesneau is a distinguished member of several editorial boards for prestigious journals, further highlighting his influential contributions to the field of probability and statistics.

• 1. Crystal Symmetry2. RStudio: A Quick Overview3. R Fundamentals4. Central Location and Dispersion Measures5. Essentials to Model Fitting6. Discrete Probability Distributions7. Time Series Analysis8. Regression and Correlation9. Creating R Package: A Minimal Example10. The Metadata: An Overview11. Creating R Package: A moderate Level