My sincerest thanks to you for your resourceful videos. I really learned a lot. Your data set, relevant examples, and r scripts helped me to visualize and understand the concept better, and save some time. A minor thing I think would help is you don't have to select the command with the mouse and click on the target buttons. Placing the cursor on the line of code and pressing Ctrl+Enter does the job just fine. I hope you have a great day and it helps to save you some more milliseconds! With best regards, Pritom
You have only two parameters "Forest-size & Highest-tree" in your data and this code (cor.test(Forest_size,Highest_tree,method="pearson", data=datacorrelation) can analyze only two. What should we do if we have more then two parameters in our data?
My sincerest thanks to you for your resourceful videos. I really learned a lot. Your data set, relevant examples, and r scripts helped me to visualize and understand the concept better, and save some time. A minor thing I think would help is you don't have to select the command with the mouse and click on the target buttons. Placing the cursor on the line of code and pressing Ctrl+Enter does the job just fine.
I hope you have a great day and it helps to save you some more milliseconds!
With best regards, Pritom
You have only two parameters "Forest-size & Highest-tree" in your data and this code (cor.test(Forest_size,Highest_tree,method="pearson", data=datacorrelation) can analyze only two. What should we do if we have more then two parameters in our data?
How I can download input files..?
It can be found in the link below the video