I completely agree. I've been troubleshooting a specific R problem for over an hour with absolutely no luck until I found this brilliant, straightforward video (that was also uploaded on my birthday!).
I have taken the DataCamp website courses- the practice module is great, I dont have to juggle between windows on my laptop to exercise the skills taught by Filip. He is the best -for Python & R. I got so used to his way of teaching that it was difficult to see another person's method in the same DataCamp website.
Thank you! The online class I was taking was getting factors after using just str() and I was not although we were using the same .csv file and then they just continued on so it was driving me insane. You filled in the blanks nice and quickly so at least now I know how to convert when necessary and understand more of what can be done with factors.
The only thing I think would improve your otherwise very well done videos is if you added subtitles to everything he says. Or the option for it anyway. The automatically youtube-generated subtitles have a lot of mistakes and are not sometimes not correct
This is a super concise and well organized video on Factors.
What an absolutely fantastic video, high production quality, great clarity. Thank you very much!
I completely agree. I've been troubleshooting a specific R problem for over an hour with absolutely no luck until I found this brilliant, straightforward video (that was also uploaded on my birthday!).
Very VERY helpful! I somehow did not get this the first time our teacher explained it. Thank you so much!
Excellent video. I am taking a class that does not go into much detail, and this video is the best supplement I could have asked for on this topic.
I have taken the DataCamp website courses- the practice module is great, I dont have to juggle between windows on my laptop to exercise the skills taught by Filip. He is the best -for Python & R. I got so used to his way of teaching that it was difficult to see another person's method in the same DataCamp website.
Great little video, I don't have the time for the long ones - thank you!
Very concise & clear, absolutely loved it!!
Now I finally get factors. So clearly explained.
wow amazing👍 I cannot grasp ideas of factor function, But after seeing this video, it automatically solved. I'll Subscribe this.
Thank you! The online class I was taking was getting factors after using just str() and I was not although we were using the same .csv file and then they just continued on so it was driving me insane. You filled in the blanks nice and quickly so at least now I know how to convert when necessary and understand more of what can be done with factors.
This really helped me a lot, thank you.
This was incredibly helpful and well done. Thank you.
Perfect
Thanks a lot sir for uploading this video for helping students
Very very helpful, thank you!
Great and so clear - what about mentioning dplyr at the end
Such a good explanation! Thanks!
Thank you
thank you so much Sir~~
Great video!
amazing video thank you
Excellent, thank you.
That was helpful thanks
excellent, Thank you
Thank you. This tutorial is awesome! Exactly what I needed!
Do you have a video wherein you manipulate these factors with forcats package?
good bro
Great Job friend !!!!
I'm having an error in predicting. My code line is 'predict(rf, testData)'. Error is "New factor levels not present in the training data"
I thought there would be examples for us to practice
Best tutorial.
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Great job
Nice thank you so much yar👍
really good video
The only thing I think would improve your otherwise very well done videos is if you added subtitles to everything he says. Or the option for it anyway.
The automatically youtube-generated subtitles have a lot of mistakes and are not sometimes not correct
cool, man!
what is bta even
Mithun Paul night
hello sir, how can i convert a factor variable to be an simple vector...
like,
[1] 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 3
Levels: 1 2 3
Ans:
[1] 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 3
"O is not worth more than A"
Bruh
what the fuck i cant understand anything
Sorry mate but your accent is not clear.. That makes it more confusing.. no offense...
Hello please can you assist me I used smp.l$prof