Great video. I didn't know that you can bind a vector and a data frame using cbind. I tend to use bind_cols from the tidyverse which is less forgiving.
Great video! Really helpful. I've been waiting for stuff like this long time. My problems usually come from tibble format with base syntax e. g. t.test(x=subset(dat, group== "A")[,v[4]], y=subset(dat, group== "B")[,v[4]], paired = F)$p.value I would like to mix all the elements
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Awesome video! Just jumped into R recently, and these concepts have been stumping me (tidyverse vs. base R). But feeling more confident now!
Wonderful!
I’ve only ever used base r but I want to learn tidyverse so I’m looking forward to the transition videos!
Fantastic- thanks for watching!
Great! I thought of tibbles as dataframes, but with a cuter name. Now I see they are better when wanting to inspect them. Thanks
Wonderful - thanks for watching! ☺️
Great video. I didn't know that you can bind a vector and a data frame using cbind. I tend to use bind_cols from the tidyverse which is less forgiving.
I hear you on the “less forgiving” part but I think tidyverse has a lot of that stuff to protect us from doing silly things we aren’t anticipating 🙃
@@Riffomonas I agree but it's good to know that you can use cbind to avoid converting your vector into a tibble first.
Another great video. Thank you Pat.
Glad you all are enjoying this series 😍 thanks for watching!
Thanks for another great video!
My pleasure - thanks for tuning in! 🤩
Great video! Really helpful. I've been waiting for stuff like this long time. My problems usually come from tibble format with base syntax e. g.
t.test(x=subset(dat, group== "A")[,v[4]], y=subset(dat, group== "B")[,v[4]], paired = F)$p.value I would like to mix all the elements
Lol I think you might be happier sticking with $ and using the data argument 😊
this video is great
Tibbles drive me nuts since I'd rather see more of the columns than it fits in the console, so I stick to data frames most of the time.
Have you tried using the width argument with print to get more columns?
Didn't know that was an option but I'll check it out. Thanks.
y r u in a rush???
I didn't understand any thing
Sorry! If there's anything specific let me know what was confusing