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Mate I just want to say that this is one of the best videos I have seen on learning the basic of R. It is my first time trying to learn it for my master project and it has been a pleasure to watch. Very informative and easy to follow so thank you so much for taking the time to make it. Can't put into words how much this has helped me and has put me on my way to complete my masters! Amazing work
This was a pretty cool tutorial! Short and sweet! Moreover, it was really easy to follow! I enjoyed it very much! Thank you for providing this tutorial!
Am very interested to learn R and this video is just simple to follow. I can pose, go to R and try out. Its perfect to get a result. I can talk to my computer. Thank you
Hello, Thank you very much for all your efforts, it is greatly appreciated. I'm glad to see that you teach people about R as well. Indeed I've been working as a R shiny developer for several months and I master it quite well. I wonder if it's not possible to reproduce everything you did on algo trading with binance APIs on an R environment? I am quite pessimistic about this because Binance provides all the doc on python... Do you have any Idea ? Thank you again!
Thanks man. Well go ahead and write a R wrapper :D But on a serious note: There are just way more Python libs solving different problems. R is an awesome language but the transition towards Python is possible and doable. In that case Python just has more possibilities if you don't want to code from scratch.
Hi just came across your channel & watched 3,4 videos of yours. I started with python for Data Science but moved to R in a year & fell in love with the way R & shiny can play with the data and so never felt like going back to python again but: 1. In India no (hardly any) company want to use R because its mostly a software/service industry here. R is mostly used in Research/academics so this backfired on me. 2. I am looking to practice some trading & saw your Python videos on same. Is there any advantage in any language when it comes to Stock market or trading ?? (R has quantmod, tidyquant etc. packages which I know about but does python have any edge over them ?)
I think R is absolutely great as well but I strongly prefer Python. There is a demand for R in quant finance / academics but the standard language in Data Science is Python - worldwide. If you are good in R you can transfer the knowledge to Python quite easily.
Hello, professor I would like to know if you did a video about how to use penguins dataset who can help need to do this problem. Using the penguins dataset, generate a histogram for flipper length. Calculate the mean, median, variance, standard deviation, and Q1 and Q3 of the flipper length variable. Determine the 90th percentile of the flipper length variable and calculate the Z-score for a penguin who has a flipper of length 220 mm.
I am a newbie as well, and really appreciate your effort in breaking things down. I am just mimicking the course along, and somehow, I don't seem to find the right directory to import my csv file. My file is stored in a folder on my desktop. How do I import it into R studio and continue working? Thank you for the help.
Ty for uploading. Allow me question. Why should one learn R, if we have Python and all the Python stat modules sklearn and so on? As far as I understand, everyone is using Python nowadays and if we don't have the time to learn another programming language, shouldn't we use Python?
Hi man, thanks a lot for watching. Yea, you should just focus on one first. You can quite easily scale to other programming languages once you really got the fluency. There is actually a lot of R code in academics, finance and Data Science industry so it is worth it to give it a shot.
@@Algovibes Ty, appreciate your work very much, great content. Allow me another question. R u interested in doing some videos about model validation in Python?
After installing R studio, it shows that "do you want this app to make changes to your device". I tried clicking on both yes and no but it's not opening. What to do? Could you please help.
Can a kind person explain to me wtf is the factorial?? I can't understand how e.g. (5-1)*5 = 120 and not 20. Apparently there is something else to it, but I can't figure it out. isn't the code as simple as that?
I will be the kind person then :D Please first check out this video: ruclips.net/video/Q9hg547tkMA/видео.html I am explaining Recursion step by step there. If you still didn't get it please let me know, I am happy to help!
@@Algovibes Thanks a lot for replying! Ok, I got the mathematical term, but I just can't understand how the code loops. Except if the part of "return function(n-1)" is the trigger for the loop?
@@Niphiz Jep, the function is just called again. There is not a loop. You just call the function for every step. So if you pull the factorial of 3, you are calling the function for factorial 2 and then factorial 1. I am going through every iteration in the video. Please just watch it as boring as it might be :D
@@Algovibes it wasn't boring actually, I just had to watch it 2-3 times until I realised the working! Even though I won't need it right now but for the lols of it (I'm a marine biology undergrad, so learning R for biostatistical stuff and various lab works)
lol :D Sorry. I think I put my mic on too sensitive there. I would be quite thankful and check out one of my newer videos and check if the sound improved. Thx in advance!
There is no doubt that you are knowledgeable when it comes to R code but your ability to create content so that other people can use it for learning purposes is non existent. You are all over the place when going through this.
I very nearly skipped this video because of this comment, but it was really clearly laid out and I learnt a lot. Not sure where this comment came from. Hope you don’t stop making videos.
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Thanks a lot 🙂
this is literally my last-minute tutorial for my next job interview. Thank you so much.
I hope it worked out for you 😁
How did it go?
the people need updated!!!
what our teacher taught in 40 days u did it in 40 mins truly commendable job
lol thank you :D To defend your teacher he was probably going more into details tho
Mate I just want to say that this is one of the best videos I have seen on learning the basic of R. It is my first time trying to learn it for my master project and it has been a pleasure to watch. Very informative and easy to follow so thank you so much for taking the time to make it. Can't put into words how much this has helped me and has put me on my way to complete my masters! Amazing work
Thank you so much Elizabeth. That's incredibly awesome to read!
This was a pretty cool tutorial! Short and sweet! Moreover, it was really easy to follow! I enjoyed it very much! Thank you for providing this tutorial!
Thanks for watching :-)
Thank you, this helped a lot to kickstart understanding R.
Awesome to read, thx a lot for your comment!
Am very interested to learn R and this video is just simple to follow. I can pose, go to R and try out. Its perfect to get a result. I can talk to my computer. Thank you
Awesome Luke! Thanks for your feedback.
Great job man! You are the best teacher of this thing out there! Hands down!
Thank you for your kind words buddy. I really appreciate them :-)
I am very new to this Programming Language, your teaching really helped me a lot!
Hi Pratik,
that's awesome to read. Thanks a lot!
This is very good. It lays quite a solid foundation to build upon. This helped me. Thank you!
Great to read. Thanks a ton for for your comment :-)
This video taught me a lot, appreciate your work well done👍.
Awesome, thanks a lot Ibrahim.
Hello,
Thank you very much for all your efforts, it is greatly appreciated.
I'm glad to see that you teach people about R as well.
Indeed I've been working as a R shiny developer for several months and I master it quite well.
I wonder if it's not possible to reproduce everything you did on algo trading with binance APIs on an R environment? I am quite pessimistic about this because Binance provides all the doc on python...
Do you have any Idea ?
Thank you again!
Thanks man. Well go ahead and write a R wrapper :D But on a serious note: There are just way more Python libs solving different problems. R is an awesome language but the transition towards Python is possible and doable. In that case Python just has more possibilities if you don't want to code from scratch.
Thank you so much ...this was so good....may god bless you for making such content
Thank you very much for your feedback and your kind words ❤️
Thanks a lot for the video, very good explanation. It helped me a lot
Hi just came across your channel & watched 3,4 videos of yours.
I started with python for Data Science but moved to R in a year & fell in love with the way R & shiny can play with the data and so never felt like going back to python again but:
1. In India no (hardly any) company want to use R because its mostly a software/service industry here. R is mostly used in Research/academics so this backfired on me.
2. I am looking to practice some trading & saw your Python videos on same. Is there any advantage in any language when it comes to Stock market or trading ?? (R has quantmod, tidyquant etc. packages which I know about but does python have any edge over them ?)
I think R is absolutely great as well but I strongly prefer Python. There is a demand for R in quant finance / academics but the standard language in Data Science is Python - worldwide.
If you are good in R you can transfer the knowledge to Python quite easily.
@@Algovibes Yes I agree with you. I can code in both but my preference has been R so far and may be I need to change that. Thanks !!
Top notch work! Appreciatie it!
thx my man
AMAZING WORK, THANK YOUU!!
Thanks alot, just what i needed as a beginner.
Awesome. Thanks for watching Achieng!
excellent tutorial as always!!
Thanks mate
Thanks so much for the very educative lesson
Thanks for watching man :-)
On point. Thank you.
Welcome :)
Thanks bro god bless 🌷,,,,,Can u make one vedio on Fibonacci level with EMA moving average that generates buy and sell signal.......plz
Great tutorial for beginners.
Awesome to read, thx a lot!
Very useful!!! Thanks and keep it up!!!
Thx a lot Mario
Hello, professor
I would like to know if you did a video about how to use penguins dataset who can help need to do this problem.
Using the penguins dataset, generate a histogram for flipper
length. Calculate the mean, median, variance, standard
deviation, and Q1 and Q3 of the flipper length variable.
Determine the 90th percentile of the flipper length variable
and calculate the Z-score for a penguin who has a flipper of
length 220 mm.
How much time do you have left? :D
I am a newbie as well, and really appreciate your effort in breaking things down. I am just mimicking the course along, and somehow, I don't seem to find the right directory to import my csv file. My file is stored in a folder on my desktop. How do I import it into R studio and continue working?
Thank you for the help.
Hi Fatou, thanks a lot. Just read in the csv and provide the file path in parentheses.
Ty for uploading. Allow me question. Why should one learn R, if we have Python and all the Python stat modules sklearn and so on? As far as I understand, everyone is using Python nowadays and if we don't have the time to learn another programming language, shouldn't we use Python?
Oh ok, I've just seen u already worked on that topic.
Hi man, thanks a lot for watching. Yea, you should just focus on one first. You can quite easily scale to other programming languages once you really got the fluency. There is actually a lot of R code in academics, finance and Data Science industry so it is worth it to give it a shot.
@@Algovibes Ty, appreciate your work very much, great content. Allow me another question. R u interested in doing some videos about model validation in Python?
Very very helpful. Thank you so much.
Thanks a lot Birhan, great to read!
After installing R studio, it shows that "do you want this app to make changes to your device". I tried clicking on both yes and no but it's not opening. What to do? Could you please help.
Thank you brother.
Welcome :-) Thanks for watching!
thanks dude it was very useful
That's great to read. Thanks a lot for watching :-)
Awesome video. Thanks
Happy to read. Thanks :-)
I have to learn this for research, I am struggling so much. I am hopeful though🙏
Thanks a lot and I keep my fingers crossed for you :P
Thank you so much
Welcome :-) Thx for watching!
Really good, thank you man!
Hey man, thanks a lot!
did martin and lisa repaid the money? if yes, put the other ones in the example :D
:D
amazing sir
Thx a lot for watching :-)
Thank you very helpful..
Welcome Jessica! Happy to read :-)
Can a kind person explain to me wtf is the factorial?? I can't understand how e.g. (5-1)*5 = 120 and not 20. Apparently there is something else to it, but I can't figure it out. isn't the code as simple as that?
I will be the kind person then :D
Please first check out this video:
ruclips.net/video/Q9hg547tkMA/видео.html
I am explaining Recursion step by step there.
If you still didn't get it please let me know, I am happy to help!
@@Algovibes Thanks a lot for replying! Ok, I got the mathematical term, but I just can't understand how the code loops. Except if the part of "return function(n-1)" is the trigger for the loop?
@@Niphiz Jep, the function is just called again. There is not a loop. You just call the function for every step. So if you pull the factorial of 3, you are calling the function for factorial 2 and then factorial 1.
I am going through every iteration in the video. Please just watch it as boring as it might be :D
@@Algovibes it wasn't boring actually, I just had to watch it 2-3 times until I realised the working! Even though I won't need it right now but for the lols of it (I'm a marine biology undergrad, so learning R for biostatistical stuff and various lab works)
I need help with my assignment
Do i need to know software development / coding to use this?
Nope. Not at all. R is very straightforward.
Thank you :)
Thank YOU for watching :-)
thank you
Welcome mate. Thanks for watching :-)
Can you please make a video on how to use bitmex api and make a bot 🤖
thankyou so much
Thanks for watching :-)
I am unable to open csv file on r studio.
4:10 Where can I download the Datatypes.R file?
It is just the name of the R script file, I named it like this.
@@Algovibes Got it, ty. :)
great video
Thank you :-)
how to empty my environment? It does not look empty like in your video
Could you elaborate on which environment you are referring to?
This greatly helped but did anyone else get distracted by the mouth smacking, swallowing saliva noise?
lol :D Sorry. I think I put my mic on too sensitive there. I would be quite thankful and check out one of my newer videos and check if the sound improved. Thx in advance!
There is no doubt that you are knowledgeable when it comes to R code but your ability to create content so that other people can use it for learning purposes is non existent. You are all over the place when going through this.
That's devastating feedback, sad to read 😔
Any suggestions for improvement?
@@Algovibes promise to get back to you on this one
I very nearly skipped this video because of this comment, but it was really clearly laid out and I learnt a lot. Not sure where this comment came from. Hope you don’t stop making videos.
I need help with my assignment