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How to prepare different data set to perform Land Use regression model in R software?
If the dataset includes raster data, vector data and point data in CSV format.

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[@alejandrocontreras1234]

I often have trouble importing Excel files into R so I resort into using the environment pane to import these excel files. Is there any difference from using user written code compared to using the environment pane to import excel files?

[@OliviaLi15]

Hi Alejandro, I often import the dataset from file-import data from text/excel. I find it to be the easiest and you can also have a preview of the data that is going to be imported. And then the code will be generated and printed out to the console. I copy the import data code to R script so next time I don’t need to go through the whole importing data process. The file-import pane option will give you the same result as when you run the code.

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