This makes so much sense. I’m so new to R and I need it for my internship as a data scientist. I’m use to SPSS and this is such a foreign language to me lol. Big help! Thanks!
thanks so much for this vide - I have been trying for months to get my head around different aspects of R as a total beginner. this video might be the difference in me being awarded an Mres that I'm studying for and quants is a mandatory module. strike action here in Scotland and then straight after the covid19 pandemic has left my university closed and difficult to find help -with the expectation for us to carry on as normal study-wise. in short this has been a very useful resource - thank you
I am relatively new to R, our professor requires us to manipulate data and create frequency distribution tables wthout much bckground. Can u make a comprehensive guide for it? Table must include class marks, class boundaries
Any particular way to select a column with a non-English name? If I’ve got a bunch of columns written in English and then a few written in Korean, how can I single those Korean columns out?
These tutorials are so helpful. I thank God for you.
This makes so much sense. I’m so new to R and I need it for my internship as a data scientist. I’m use to SPSS and this is such a foreign language to me lol. Big help! Thanks!
Best video so far on R and I’ve watched quite a few! Thanks 🙏
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love it, highly recomend this guy
Thanks, this is great!
Thank you. The presentation filled some gaps in my knowledge of dplyr.
Useful content, thank you!
thanks so much for this vide - I have been trying for months to get my head around different aspects of R as a total beginner. this video might be the difference in me being awarded an Mres that I'm studying for and quants is a mandatory module. strike action here in Scotland and then straight after the covid19 pandemic has left my university closed and difficult to find help -with the expectation for us to carry on as normal study-wise. in short this has been a very useful resource - thank you
I love your R tutorials. We need more please!!! thanks a lot
The part about grouping was just what I needed today. I didn't know how to do it so I did a nested select with sqldf()
Thank you very much! That is what I want!
Very good video. Helpful for me. Thanks
just the ctrl + shift +m for pipe operator is enough to get a like and subsrie for thsi video.
Great tutorial, thank you
appreciate
I am relatively new to R, our professor requires us to manipulate data and create frequency distribution tables wthout much bckground. Can u make a comprehensive guide for it? Table must include class marks, class boundaries
just great 👨💻👌
%>% shortcut Ctrl + Shift + M noted...
please let me know, what is the short cut for %in%
What tool did you use to make this presentation? It's really cool!
It is likely slide presentations in R markdown! Most of RStudio is using those now.
i can't install dplyr package in R version 3.5.2 help me
Nice video....
Any particular way to select a column with a non-English name? If I’ve got a bunch of columns written in English and then a few written in Korean, how can I single those Korean columns out?
Thanks for the question! The best way to get an answer is to check out our Community forums: community.rstudio.com/
from where can I download the csv file used for this video?
Brasil
Please come to Brazil 😥😤🥺
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