Using R programming to manage categorial variables or factors using the forcats package

If you're analysing data using R programming then you'll want to learn about the forcats package that can be used to manipulate categorical variables or factors. Data analysis doesn't need to be difficult. If you're learning statistics or data science then get into R programming.
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[@RProgramming101]

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[@matthewbonfield956]

Phenomenal channel. I've recently found your channel and you've helped me learn R so quickly, I began implementing R at my work with large data sets!

[@muhammedhadedy4570]

Great as usual, thank you for your amazing tutorials. Please, keep up the great work.

[@mocabeentrill]

Great video as always! Thank you.

[@Schmelena]

Awesome!

[@JobGathirufisher]

Amazing

[@umaramirabdullahi2750]

Are there any videos on how to visualise time series data in R?

[@user-sg1lr5cj4k]

Great！help a lot. can u talk about netmeta package or how to conduct NMA in R

[@albertocabrera4297]

The example you use with fct_drop(race) excludes the level Not applicable. I wonder what option you could use if you want to drop the level of Other in the race variable.

[@Sjimoh]

shakalaka, I can't find the pdf pls.

[@djangoworldwide7925]

5:19 or just use fct_reorder with count ()

[@djangoworldwide7925]

10:27 also, there's probably a .default argument you could use instead of specifying other. In general, your videos are cute, but could really go into more details with the different arguments for each function. I would also love to see using fct_lump().
In general, showing in your videos how *you* read documentation and figure out a function is more valuable since then the viewers can relate and implement, instead of trying to memorize codes...

[@abebawalene272]

shakalaka!
I couldn't find the pdf pls.

[@RProgramming101]

Hi its at the end of the video available for download, thanks

[@andresrengifo7801]

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[@fabianbecerra6936]

"boom shakalaka"...?

[@intotheshred]

Why does the video click everytime you cut? Soooo annoying 😢