Keeping R code DRY with functions: Don't repeat yourself! (CC096)

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @Riffomonas
    @Riffomonas  3 года назад +2

    Sorry this episode was a little longer and involved than recent episodes. I'm trying to get them all to be just under 20 minutes. Is that an ok length or would you prefer shorter (or longer) videos?

    • @JOHNSMITH-ve3rq
      @JOHNSMITH-ve3rq 3 года назад +2

      longer! as long as you need!

    • @Riffomonas
      @Riffomonas  3 года назад

      Thanks John!

    • @PaoloItalyanca
      @PaoloItalyanca 5 месяцев назад

      I also think an episode that lasts longer than 20 mins, like 40 or 60, is still completely fine.
      I think we all learn from and watch it through over a few sessions or days, or at least I stop it and continue in a series of sessions.
      Thank you again for your videos!

  • @PaoloItalyanca
    @PaoloItalyanca 4 месяца назад +1

    I suggest that you make videos about 25 minutes long, just like you did!
    So you can take more views by uploading more videos for each topic.
    Great job as always. Thanks!

    • @Riffomonas
      @Riffomonas  4 месяца назад

      Thanks - I do my best to keep them as short as possible, but as long as they need to be. For whatever reason, in 2024 I'm hovering between 35 and 40 min🤓

  • @itsahmedian
    @itsahmedian 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for your great videos, I really enjoyed and learned a lot, just a request, please make one video on Generalized Additive (GAM) analysis and visualizations, thanks in advance.

    • @Riffomonas
      @Riffomonas  3 года назад +1

      Hi Shamim - thanks for the suggestion! I'll add it to the list of future video ideas

    • @itsahmedian
      @itsahmedian 3 года назад

      @@Riffomonas Thanks Prof., I will be waiting, I appreciate your explanation which makes it learning easier for me

  • @carloscarlos3728
    @carloscarlos3728 3 года назад

    Thanks for the video, great work.
    Just one question. When adding the function get_sens_spec why it doesn't requiere the arguments (x, data) inside? Because it acts as it was previously defined.
    Thanks!

    • @Riffomonas
      @Riffomonas  3 года назад

      Sorry for not getting back to you sooner... Do you mean within the map function? It is sending invsimpson to the x argument and . (the data from the pipeline) to the data argument. So it is using those arguments, albeit a bit secretly. Thanks for watching!