Hi Boxuan! Thanks for sharing the great package. I have a question. Is there a way to get rid of correlation coefficients in a matrix? So far, they show up by default unlike it is on video.
Meaningful insights (from a practitioner pov) can be achieved by this as long as the datatypes of the columns are set accordingly. Otherwise, one has to do a lot of work beforehand. Perhaps this should be mentioned for beginners, running to their bosses with the printed report in their sweaty hands, gasping for breath about how they are going to revolutionize their excel-driven business.
@@BusinessScience Hi Matt, thank you for this; tried twilight it did much of a difference putting less strain on my sight; Nontheless, my fonts are still colourful and different and the background isn't crisp black; possible to check the name of the theme? any thoughts? given I spent long hours on my laptop, this is a game changer for me
I’m not sure what you mean. The documentation indicates that the report can be generated in HTML, PDF, and Word output, which is just like Rmarkdown. Are you wanting something else?
As the author of the package, I sincerely thank you for the continuous support! Really appreciate it!
You are absolutely welcome. This package is one of my most coveted. It helps me so much.
Hi Boxuan! Thanks for sharing the great package. I have a question. Is there a way to get rid of correlation coefficients in a matrix? So far, they show up by default unlike it is on video.
Good package to explore more 🧐
You got it Mahesh!
lol
This is cool ! Feeling blessed using R ! keep it up
Thanks, will do! 😃
good work here Matt !! We feel your passion for data in your voice :) keep ii up !
Awesome! I’m happy to hear this. Let’s learn data science 🙌
Meaningful insights (from a practitioner pov) can be achieved by this as long as the datatypes of the columns are set accordingly. Otherwise, one has to do a lot of work beforehand. Perhaps this should be mentioned for beginners, running to their bosses with the printed report in their sweaty hands, gasping for breath about how they are going to revolutionize their excel-driven business.
"With great power comes great responsibility."
- Spider Man
Wow! this package is amazing
Thanks. You got it!
Thank you so much! It's very helpful.
DataExplorer is the best!
Really interesting package. Thank you :)
You got it! I love DataExplorer. It's an 80/20 Tool in my Toolbox.
Es realmente muy útil, tnks
Thank you for this
Matt what is the theme you are using? It looks so good
I believe it’s twilight. I love it. Haven’t changed it in 5+ years.
@@BusinessScience Hi Matt, thank you for this; tried twilight it did much of a difference putting less strain on my sight; Nontheless, my fonts are still colourful and different and the background isn't crisp black; possible to check the name of the theme? any thoughts? given I spent long hours on my laptop, this is a game changer for me
@@ahmed007Jaber check this out community.rstudio.com/t/where-can-i-find-good-color-themes-for-rstudio/28882
Is there a way to output create_report(dataset) at the own script instead of html default parameter?
I’m not sure what you mean. The documentation indicates that the report can be generated in HTML, PDF, and Word output, which is just like Rmarkdown. Are you wanting something else?
Hi Matt -- what theme do you use for RStudio?
I'm using Tomorrow Night Bright. It's pretty good.