Get my FREE cheat sheets for Statistics and Research Methods (including transcripts of these lessons) here: www.learnmore365.com/courses/statistics-research-methods-resource-library
We’re paying thousands to the universities that pay thousands to lecturers, just to learn statistics for free in videos like this. This guy is the best statistics lecturer ever.
Hi there - thanks for your comment about my R video on TH-cam. I've just launched a channel that focusses just on R teaching. First video was posted this week. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/9kYUGMg_14s/w-d-xo.html
True but I look at it kind of like that douche in Good Will Hunting i'm not really paying to learn, though that is a bonus, i'm paying to have a qualification i can parlay into a good job.
You are an absolute beacon in the darkness that has been my understanding and application of R , and you helped me remember all the stats from my masters a decade ago. In short, I couldn't have done my assignment without you. Love your presenting style and method of demonstration. Thank you for passing on your affinity with R!
Although this isn't new to me, being at the end of my undergrad psych degree, I must say, this is the best introduction to statistics for University students I've ever come across (judged by pragmatism, conciseness, and spirit)
Hi Greg. This video is the reason why I subscribed to your channel. Why? 1) The pacing of the information is just right (it's fast enough that it doesn't 'drone' on and on) ... and the rapid pace only works because ... 2) The zooming in on the where the audience's attention should be is VERY clear. 3) You chunk the different parts of the lesson, which helps to know what is being worked on. 4) You BUILD up on the final product, so the audience can see the incremental changes from beginning to end. 5) You MINI lesson concepts that you suspect the audience may not have complete knowledge of (t Tests, log plots, linear regression) 6) You save the in-depth explanation of certain sub-topics to other videos! Awesome. Focusing only on the lesson at hand. 7) You managed to squeeze an hour-long concept into a 15-minute video. 'Nuff said. 8) You didn't bother the audience with how to install R, R-Studio, etc. Thank you (this is probably just a personal preference). 9) I'm a teacher. This make me want to explain topics that I teach better.
Thanks for the lovely feedback Marian - I really appreciate it. I enjoy teaching and am delighted to learn that some of what I create is useful. I'll definitely be creating more content soon (especially after your encouraging comments). :)
When following video from 6:26 to 7:07 it will get the average of the average_life. So what i did was first group by country: gapminder %>% group_by(country) %>% select(country, lifeExp) %>% filter(country == 'South Africa' | country == 'Ireland') %>% summarise(Average_life = mean(lifeExp) BTW im using R version 3.6.3 can't update any futher in jupyter notebook. just put this as reference for others thank you. nice vid! :D
This is really really great but far from being for beginners, when I was a beginner I did not understand probably 80% of what is being said here. You need to have a solid foundation in Stats to get this. Maybe this video acts a motivation for people to learn Stats and R.
I agree. I'm not from the programming field and the amount of time and energy I use learning R sometimes makes me wonder if learning it is worth. Should I be taking my hours of study to improve skills in a more compreensive software? I frequently think about that.
Thanks Christian - i really appreciate the feedback. Glad you found the video useful! I have a new channel that focuses just on R programming - check it out th-cam.com/users/Rprogramming101
amazing video. i learned a lot fromthis short video. thank you at minute 14: gapminder %>% filter(gdpPercap < 50000) %>% ggplot(aes(x=log(gdpPercap),y=lifeExp)) + geom_point(alpha=0.3, aes(color=year, size=pop)) + geom_smooth(method=lm) + facet_wrap(~continent)
you are a wonderful teacher. it would be great if you continued posting videos to your R channel. I'm sorta surprised that you are not posting to this channel during Covid-19.
Hi there - thanks for your comment about my R video on TH-cam. I've just launched a channel that focusses just on R teaching. First video was posted this week. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/9kYUGMg_14s/w-d-xo.html
I was frustrated and stopped following due to all the error because i typed "dyplr". Its my second day in R. Thanks for the video. Learning at youtube from scratch
Ran into the same issue, and only found the answer by scrolling through the comment section. TH-cam tip: you can insert annotations so you don't have to redo your recording. Great tutorial
Hi there - thanks for your comment about my R video on TH-cam. I've just launched a channel that focusses just on R teaching. First video was posted this week. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/9kYUGMg_14s/w-d-xo.html
Agreed Brandon. More R videos would be excellent. Perhaps with examples on how to depict data within a more confined population such as patients in 3 hospitals?
I was having trouble getting started but found my error. Please explain that to execute a command you must hit Ctrl+Enter and not just Enter. Everything worked great after that. Thanks for the great video!
I just self-learn for R programming, and this video sums up the practical method with clear explanation. My suggestions : slower speech so we can catch the subject, and video categorized "R" so we can collect and learn with the same subject :D
Hey, thanks so much for this vid!! I'm currently struggling to do some data analysis on behavioural data for my thesis and this was very useful in helping me filter out some of the variables that I need excluded in another dataset. I just need to figure out how to do that now! 😅
Thank you soooo much. I was coming across too many videos that were explaining what vectors,packages, etc were... but they didn't use real life data to explain them so I was getting confused. Applying real data to the tutorial was VERY helpful!!
As someone that struggled to understand and start using R for many years, this was awesome. I now try to use R for all my analyses and I learned a lot from this. :)
Thank you for such a great tutorial! :) Would you be so kind and recommed me a source on how to perform latent aspect rating analysis using R? Thank you in advance!
I’m working on an R video and looking for inspiration, and this is one of the best tutorial videos I’ve ever seen. I know it’s a ton of work to make an expertly paced, high production value video like this, and you knocked it out of the park!
Same here. I really enjoy watching your videos throughout grad school and now I'm working for the CDC :) Keep up the great work! This is the error I received. The downloaded binary packages are in /var/folders/w3/k3bxngks2cd34gh6msjz_t3h0000gn/T//RtmpIQQO9Q/downloaded_packages > Warning in install.packages : package ‘/var/folders/w3/k3bxngks2cd34gh6msjz_t3h0000gn/T//RtmpIQQO9Q/downloaded_packages ’ is not available (for R version 3.4.2)
As part of my job, I've spent a combined 7 years using JMP and Minitab for statistical analysis. I've starting delving into R and found it a bit of a headache to use (the luxury of having GUI's!), but R is free so no complaints. This was a great tutorial and you made it very easy to follow. I already knew the statistics (which you did a good job explaining) but it was good to follow the coding. Thanks!
Glad you liked it - thanks for the feedback. I've recently started a new channel that focuses just on R - here is the link: th-cam.com/users/Rprogramming101
Jonathan thanks for the feedback. I'm sure you are right I'm really a beginner with R and am not a statistician (hopefully my demonstration wasn't too far off though) 👀
regardless from the content, it can be easily claimed that this video also a good example of “how to prepare a good video by simple visualisation”. big youtubers have to follow this guy. i watched lots of programming videos, i will lose my eyes while i was searching commond lines and mouse movement.. where is that mouse sign? are you in which window mate? thanks o lot for good presentation and visaualization of the video and R programming introduction as well. this will really help lots of students.
I just cracked it and walked out after 1.5 hrs of a 4 hr workshop on 'R' run by the Uni where I work. Went home. Watched these 15.48 mins from Greg and now ....well, I feel like I could use R! (Yay, Applause, Woohoo!) Thanks so much Greg!
Thanks for the feedback Trish! (very kind comment). I hope that all is well on your side of the pond. Glad to hear that you're interested in R (I love it - but am still a beginner).
Thank you for you give this course free which I did not get when I was attending in university class. I motivated and feel confidence to do and continue a research in one of health problems.
Wow, very good video! I'm using R for about 3 years now and also work with it daily. Especially at the beginning it took a while until I found my way around. Your videos would have helped me a lot back then. However, will recommend your videos to one or the other, if someone asks me for some basics again.
Thanks!!! I appreciate the feedback. Just to let you know, I've just stared a new TH-cam channel that will focus on R programming. Here is the link: th-cam.com/users/rprogramming101
Many thanks for the very good explanations. R is fantastic and you explained it super. Thanks for everything. Stay strong. Greetings from Germany Robert
Glad you liked it !! I've recently started a new youtube channel that focusses on R programming ( you might find it helpful). Here is the link: th-cam.com/users/Rprogramming101
I was kind of mad by having to learn R since there's plenty of softwares doing the same stuff and I already know how to work with them. I also think that demanding programming skills in every single area is getting absurd, it's very stressful to be asked to be constantly learning new techniques and technologies at the same time you have a ton of work to deal with. But I'm not mad anymore! This video really shows fastly how R can be extremely useful and FAST to work with once you get familiar. And I was very impressed with the level of customization in the plotting. Superb video and awesome teacher!
So many expert with an abundant knowledge, but to make other person understanding it, it's different skill. You're really great at explaining.. More R videos please 😄
WOW - thanks for that comment Maycol! Much appreciated. I've actually just started a new TH-cam channel that will focus exclusively on R programming. Here is the link: th-cam.com/channels/fJyQ3P2k_SuqfxVdqIEQNw.html
This lesson is gold. I am doing public health, and we mostly work with IBM SPSS but I decided to take it a step forward by learning R since I am more interested in becoming an epidemiologist. Do you have a full course on R for future epidemiologists? I will gladly buy your course.
Great video. I have experience with SPSS and JASP, but I never understood coding. I now want to change careers and coding (especially R) is needed. This little video is really useful
Get my FREE cheat sheets for Statistics and Research Methods (including transcripts of these lessons) here: www.learnmore365.com/courses/statistics-research-methods-resource-library
We’re paying thousands to the universities that pay thousands to lecturers, just to learn statistics for free in videos like this. This guy is the best statistics lecturer ever.
WOW - what a fantastic comment. Thanks !!
B
Hi there - thanks for your comment about my R video on TH-cam. I've just launched a channel that focusses just on R teaching. First video was posted this week. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/9kYUGMg_14s/w-d-xo.html
@@gregmartin wow thanks I have just subscribed to your new channel.
True but I look at it kind of like that douche in Good Will Hunting i'm not really paying to learn, though that is a bonus, i'm paying to have a qualification i can parlay into a good job.
You are an absolute beacon in the darkness that has been my understanding and application of R , and you helped me remember all the stats from my masters a decade ago. In short, I couldn't have done my assignment without you. Love your presenting style and method of demonstration. Thank you for passing on your affinity with R!
Although this isn't new to me, being at the end of my undergrad psych degree, I must say, this is the best introduction to statistics for University students I've ever come across (judged by pragmatism, conciseness, and spirit)
Thank you for the lovely feedback!
Hi Greg. This video is the reason why I subscribed to your channel. Why?
1) The pacing of the information is just right (it's fast enough that it doesn't 'drone' on and on) ... and the rapid pace only works because ...
2) The zooming in on the where the audience's attention should be is VERY clear.
3) You chunk the different parts of the lesson, which helps to know what is being worked on.
4) You BUILD up on the final product, so the audience can see the incremental changes from beginning to end.
5) You MINI lesson concepts that you suspect the audience may not have complete knowledge of (t Tests, log plots, linear regression)
6) You save the in-depth explanation of certain sub-topics to other videos! Awesome. Focusing only on the lesson at hand.
7) You managed to squeeze an hour-long concept into a 15-minute video. 'Nuff said.
8) You didn't bother the audience with how to install R, R-Studio, etc. Thank you (this is probably just a personal preference).
9) I'm a teacher. This make me want to explain topics that I teach better.
Thanks for the lovely feedback Marian - I really appreciate it. I enjoy teaching and am delighted to learn that some of what I create is useful. I'll definitely be creating more content soon (especially after your encouraging comments). :)
Marian Minar Iam watching after reading your comments
@@gregmartin
I need help Greg I have exam on regression will you help me please
This video was the one that "turned the key" in my head and made me understand the logics of R. Really great job.
Agree, the penny just dropped.
When following video from 6:26 to 7:07 it will get the average of the average_life. So what i did was first group by country:
gapminder %>%
group_by(country) %>%
select(country, lifeExp) %>%
filter(country == 'South Africa' | country == 'Ireland') %>%
summarise(Average_life = mean(lifeExp)
BTW im using R version 3.6.3 can't update any futher in jupyter notebook.
just put this as reference for others thank you. nice vid! :D
This is really really great but far from being for beginners, when I was a beginner I did not understand probably 80% of what is being said here. You need to have a solid foundation in Stats to get this. Maybe this video acts a motivation for people to learn Stats and R.
I agree. I'm not from the programming field and the amount of time and energy I use learning R sometimes makes me wonder if learning it is worth. Should I be taking my hours of study to improve skills in a more compreensive software? I frequently think about that.
It may not be "beginner" but for the length of this video and the likely audience, it's perfect
Brief, to the point, spot on, engaging, fast! If I had teachers like that I would not have dropped out of school.
Thanks Christian - i really appreciate the feedback. Glad you found the video useful! I have a new channel that focuses just on R programming - check it out th-cam.com/users/Rprogramming101
I have yet to see a better R tutorial. You are the man. The video was straight to the point.
amazing video. i learned a lot fromthis short video. thank you
at minute 14:
gapminder %>%
filter(gdpPercap < 50000) %>%
ggplot(aes(x=log(gdpPercap),y=lifeExp)) +
geom_point(alpha=0.3, aes(color=year, size=pop)) +
geom_smooth(method=lm) +
facet_wrap(~continent)
Lover Of Life you are most welcome!
I decided to watch all your lessons. Your preference style needs to be chosen as a standard. Сoncretely and just perfect!
Hilala Jafarova thanks for the very kind comment.
Hilala Jafarova single day and night and you can come over here and there are no good morning baby girl is that
What a Teacher.....Very good Respect🙏
you are a wonderful teacher. it would be great if you continued posting videos to your R channel. I'm sorta surprised that you are not posting to this channel during Covid-19.
Greg I really appreciate your enthusiasm and simple breakdown of R.
One of the best R tutorials that I ever seen, thank you vary much, I wich that you will bring more.
chouaib bio thanks so much. For saying so. Glad you liked it 😀
chouaib bio pasaje biblico
Hi there - thanks for your comment about my R video on TH-cam. I've just launched a channel that focusses just on R teaching. First video was posted this week. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/9kYUGMg_14s/w-d-xo.html
Cjv
Wow so much explanation in such a short video... Thanks a ton 👍👍👍👍
It's the best R tutorial I've ever met. Thanks~
Ah - thanks for the very kind comment Jack. I'll create more R videos soon!
Global Health with Greg Martin Looking forward
Dear Greg Martin,R Programming introduced by you is highly appreciable.I have sent to all my beginners.Thanks,Dr.Gyanaranjan Padhy
Thanks Dr Padhy - really appreciate you sharing the video. I'll create more of them down the line. Happy day. Greg
Dear Greg Martin,please create one video in my DTN FORMULA FOR ELIMINATION OF SICKLE CELL ANEMIA--GLOBALLY,Kind regards,Dr.Gyanaranjan
University TAs are talking nonsense for hours and hours. This guy just taught me how to use R in 16 min.
Preach
This is probably the best video I have ever watched in this topic. Thanks so much!
You just developed my interest in R. Thank you for presenting it in such an interesting way. It was amazing!
Priyanka Rana glad you liked it. Thanks for the feedback 😀
S
Great epidemiology! Number one lesson I’m science, correlation doesn’t imply causation
Hi,
Wonderful video, thank you.
A small correction @6:32 , install.packages("dyplr")..
It's "dplyr" .
thanks for pointing that out (blush) :)
I was frustrated and stopped following due to all the error because i typed "dyplr". Its my second day in R. Thanks for the video. Learning at youtube from scratch
Ran into the same issue, and only found the answer by scrolling through the comment section. TH-cam tip: you can insert annotations so you don't have to redo your recording. Great tutorial
Hi there - thanks for your comment about my R video on TH-cam. I've just launched a channel that focusses just on R teaching. First video was posted this week. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/9kYUGMg_14s/w-d-xo.html
Ah thank you so much! I was frusttrated too!
So its:
install.packages("dplyr")
library(dplyr)
Fantastic video! You've turned me into an R convert over from Stata!
Thanks for the feedback and I'm sure You'll love R!
Great video, I would love for you to do another one on R. We all have so much data and need to think of ways we can visualize it in a meaningful way.
Hi Brandon - thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely create more R videos. I really enjoy R (I haven't been using it long but am loving it).
Agreed Brandon. More R videos would be excellent. Perhaps with examples on how to depict data within a more confined population such as patients in 3 hospitals?
Thanks for the suggestion Thomas - will do :)
Brandon Bullough more videos to come. 😎
We are awaiting...
You are awsome. Never saw any tutorial so concentrated and straight forward.
I was having trouble getting started but found my error. Please explain that to execute a command you must hit Ctrl+Enter and not just Enter. Everything worked great after that. Thanks for the great video!
Great point Ian!! :)
thanks
Thanksssss!
THANK YOU! 30 minutes if pulling my hair out until I found this comment
I didn't understand a lots of things, but your representation made me watch again and again....Thanks a lot sir.
You are most welcome - glad you found it helpful!!
I think,this is the most clean video to learn R for beginners. Nice job
thanks Octe - glad you found it helpful.
No one teaches like Greg. Just simple and elegant.
You are an amazing teacher
Beauty Deegan thanks very much. That's a very kind comment. 😀
I just self-learn for R programming, and this video sums up the practical method with clear explanation. My suggestions : slower speech so we can catch the subject, and video categorized "R" so we can collect and learn with the same subject :D
Hey, thanks so much for this vid!!
I'm currently struggling to do some data analysis on behavioural data for my thesis and this was very useful in helping me filter out some of the variables that I need excluded in another dataset. I just need to figure out how to do that now! 😅
Straight to point, fast and full of information. Love the way you teach.
Thanks Jagan. More to come soon I promise. Glad you liked it. Thanks for the feedback.
This video is amazing, very dynamic and straightforward, exactly what I needed. Hugs from Brazil :D
Thanks for the feedback Gabriel - I'm glad you liked the video. I'll definitely be creating more like it in the near future. Happy day. Greg
A great and particular insight into the immense word of the statistics and of course these fantastic cutting edge tool called R.
Please do more in DataScience!!!
Hi Hemakumar - thanks for the message. Will do :)
Thank you soooo much. I was coming across too many videos that were explaining what vectors,packages, etc were... but they didn't use real life data to explain them so I was getting confused. Applying real data to the tutorial was VERY helpful!!
Glad it was helpful! You're welcome :)
The best series I've seen so far.
Thanks!! that's a very kind comment!! :)
@@gregmartinReginaldo f3
This is the presentation inspired me to jump into R right away, many many thumbs up...
Great to hear Tabin - I hope you enjoy!!
Finally someone without an Indian accent... Thanks!
Haha - well it won't be long before you're sick my of South African accent :)
is it south africanm i thought its Cockney :D. it very chilling btw:D
whats the problem w indian accent..you chinese?
Say that again hey
Chinese problem
Excellent video which reminded me alot of statistical concepts. Thanks alot Greg
Glad it was helpful!
I'm here from accidentally typing up "r" on google...
This ain't Roblox-
lol yes
same
omg lol same
Very useful. I am facing troubles to do my RProgramming exam at University. It will help me a lot. Thank you. You are great
after i impu data("gapminder"), this warning jumps telling me that data set gapminder does not exist. any clue why this happens?
Only put gapminder, without quotes
Install dpylr
The most easiest explanation to understand, and very straight forward! I wish you could make more tutorial in the future!
Hi Rico - I have a R programming channel - search for RProgramming101 and you'll find it.
Very useful video
Ps upload more videos
Wow
Ok grazie or mi
Bennaniyass123@gmail.com
I need help I have a assignment on regression
You are great, finally i get perfect roadmap to learn R language
glad you liked it.. i have another channel that focusses on r (r programming 101)
Awesome video,Keep it up!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment.
As someone that struggled to understand and start using R for many years, this was awesome. I now try to use R for all my analyses and I learned a lot from this. :)
Glad that you found the video useful Silvia - will create more soon. Good luck.
2:10 Where do we find gapminder?
Warning in install.packages :
package ‘dyplr’ is not available (for R version 3.6.3)
install.packages('dplyr', repos = 'cloud.r-project.org')
Thank you good Sir!
This video made me muster the courage to go and try to play around in R. So far I was quite intimidated to take the first step.
Happy to hear that! You are most welcome!
Good stuff. But tedious sound effects
Thanks for the feedback Anthony. Will use fewer sound effects in future. :)
@@gregmartin Don't you dare! The sound effects are wonderful.
Excellent tutorial but very fast paced for a beginner!
Thank you for such a great tutorial! :) Would you be so kind and recommed me a source on how to perform latent aspect rating analysis using R? Thank you in advance!
At 12:39 I keep getting the error, Error in gapminder %>% filter(gdpPercap < 50000) %>% ggplot(aes(x = gdpPercap, :
could not find function "%>%".
you might need to install the DPLYR package first
Same problem even after installing dplyr
fast, clear , high standard , perfect teaching alas you could drop more videos in youtube for R
Thanks for the feedback Durgesh! I'll create more R videos for sure!!
thanks for the video but the sound of applause and cheering at the end of the video scared me
I’m working on an R video and looking for inspiration, and this is one of the best tutorial videos I’ve ever seen. I know it’s a ton of work to make an expertly paced, high production value video like this, and you knocked it out of the park!
Wow, thanks!
I downloaded R 3.4.2 and R studio, but I cannot download the gapminder data. It displays a warning message with data set 'gapminder' not found.
Thanks for letting me know. Let me see what I can find out.
Same here. I really enjoy watching your videos throughout grad school and now I'm working for the CDC :) Keep up the great work! This is the error I received.
The downloaded binary packages are in
/var/folders/w3/k3bxngks2cd34gh6msjz_t3h0000gn/T//RtmpIQQO9Q/downloaded_packages
> Warning in install.packages :
package ‘/var/folders/w3/k3bxngks2cd34gh6msjz_t3h0000gn/T//RtmpIQQO9Q/downloaded_packages
’ is not available (for R version 3.4.2)
I have similar problem. I downloaded the package "gapminder" (1.9MB) but after it, I cannot open it on the global environment.
As part of my job, I've spent a combined 7 years using JMP and Minitab for statistical analysis. I've starting delving into R and found it a bit of a headache to use (the luxury of having GUI's!), but R is free so no complaints.
This was a great tutorial and you made it very easy to follow. I already knew the statistics (which you did a good job explaining) but it was good to follow the coding. Thanks!
Glad you liked it - thanks for the feedback. I've recently started a new channel that focuses just on R - here is the link: th-cam.com/users/Rprogramming101
the statistical part is a bit unprecise and incorrec in a general contextt!!!
Jonathan thanks for the feedback. I'm sure you are right I'm really a beginner with R and am not a statistician (hopefully my demonstration wasn't too far off though) 👀
Global Health with Greg Martin no, it was a good video, but in general one has to be careful about what is formally correct
Yes- I agree👍🏻
Thanks so much Greg, I now understand the dplyr and ggplot2 functionality
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback.
regardless from the content, it can be easily claimed that this video also a good example of “how to prepare a good video by simple visualisation”. big youtubers have to follow this guy. i watched lots of programming videos, i will lose my eyes while i was searching commond lines and mouse movement.. where is that mouse sign? are you in which window mate?
thanks o lot for good presentation and visaualization of the video and R programming introduction as well. this will really help lots of students.
This video reinforced the materials I have learned in my program, but I will definitely explore R more. It is a great statistical skill to have.
Glad to hear it Stephane. I'll post some more R videos in the future. Happy day. Greg
I have a confession to make, you made me a Pro using large datasets. God bless you Greg!!
Excellent explanation, thank you
Thank you for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed it!
I just cracked it and walked out after 1.5 hrs of a 4 hr workshop on 'R' run by the Uni where I work. Went home. Watched these 15.48 mins from Greg and now ....well, I feel like I could use R! (Yay, Applause, Woohoo!) Thanks so much Greg!
Thanks for the feedback Trish! (very kind comment). I hope that all is well on your side of the pond. Glad to hear that you're interested in R (I love it - but am still a beginner).
Thank you for you give this course free which I did not get when I was attending in university class. I motivated and feel confidence to do and continue a research in one of health problems.
I recently embarked on R and finding your first lesson extremely helpful. Surely will be following you for other lessons.
Thanks Kganesto
wow, explained things learned in a master's semester course at a Ivy League University in 15 minutes. Hats off.
Im actually a programmer I love R great video
That's awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, very good video!
I'm using R for about 3 years now and also work with it daily. Especially at the beginning it took a while until I found my way around. Your videos would have helped me a lot back then. However, will recommend your videos to one or the other, if someone asks me for some basics again.
Thanks!!! I appreciate the feedback. Just to let you know, I've just stared a new TH-cam channel that will focus on R programming. Here is the link: th-cam.com/users/rprogramming101
www.google.com/intl/id_ID/policies/terms/archive/20070416/
This is a great video. Brilliant introduction to stats and R
Many thanks for the very good explanations. R is fantastic and you explained it super. Thanks for everything.
Stay strong.
Greetings from Germany
Robert
The first beginnerfriendly video about R I ve seen..
this is actually really good compared to the other videos on youtube
Best intro video I could have imagined.
So many useful commands and insights in so little time, without being to much.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll be creating new content soon (glad you liked it)
Excellent for total beginner--best tutorial I've seen.
Glad you liked it !! I've recently started a new youtube channel that focusses on R programming ( you might find it helpful). Here is the link: th-cam.com/users/Rprogramming101
I swear this is probably one of the best R introduction I ever watched!
I was kind of mad by having to learn R since there's plenty of softwares doing the same stuff and I already know how to work with them. I also think that demanding programming skills in every single area is getting absurd, it's very stressful to be asked to be constantly learning new techniques and technologies at the same time you have a ton of work to deal with. But I'm not mad anymore! This video really shows fastly how R can be extremely useful and FAST to work with once you get familiar. And I was very impressed with the level of customization in the plotting. Superb video and awesome teacher!
Thanks Lucas - glad that you found the video useful! Good luck with your work!!
excellent video finally someone bringing it at the right pace
The way you are explain it's very easy to grace.. I will be following you...
Thank you Sharan - I appreciate the feedback!
So many expert with an abundant knowledge, but to make other person understanding it, it's different skill. You're really great at explaining..
More R videos please 😄
Thanks Durio - more videos to come for sure..
Is the best video about R in the internet.
WOW - thanks for that comment Maycol! Much appreciated. I've actually just started a new TH-cam channel that will focus exclusively on R programming. Here is the link: th-cam.com/channels/fJyQ3P2k_SuqfxVdqIEQNw.html
This is one of the most usefull R statistics video I have ever seen on TH-cam. Thank you pal !
Wow, thanks!
that was really great 15minute run for me summarized a month's worth of lecture. thx thx
Glad it was helpful!
Very interesting lesson ...
You always making coplicated things ... Simple
Thanking you , sir
Glad to hear that, Eranda. Thank you so much! You are amazing.
Thank you for a great video. It helps analyse my cross-sectional study result.
Glad it was helpful!
Fast and precise, I like it a lot.
You explained things so much better than my stats lecturers!
I'm glad you found it helpful Steve! More to come... :)
This video is great, I wish to understand r programming more just like that.
This lesson is gold. I am doing public health, and we mostly work with IBM SPSS but I decided to take it a step forward by learning R since I am more interested in becoming an epidemiologist. Do you have a full course on R for future epidemiologists? I will gladly buy your course.
Thank you for the feedback. Please check www.learnmore365.com for the list of courses.
thanks for this very informative and easy to understand video!
Awesome powerpacked video! and there is no useless rant in between. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the feedback Aman - much appreciated. Will try to create more in the near future!
this video is very clear and useful. you are the best
Great video. I have experience with SPSS and JASP, but I never understood coding. I now want to change careers and coding (especially R) is needed. This little video is really useful
Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. I'm glad that you found it helpful.
Wow - Thank you for breaking this down! Much more intuitive than SAS!
So nice of you to say - thanks for the great feedback!!