If you want to download the R code from this video you can do this here in my free skool community: www.skool.com/data-analysis-with-r-6607/classroom/daa88316?md=7ced1d323a514f27b4aa64b78bf60f62
And I love your comment. Really glad that it is so highly appreciated by you. I hope to make many more such videos and that they will find subscribers like you that will watch and enjoy them.
Feedback like this is highly appreciative. Thanks for leaving a comment. I do cut out all unnecessary speech so my videos are actually quite fast. But I want to show a lot and one can always rewind and watch again.
I understand. I did not want to make these video too long. But you can always reach out if something is unclear or you need help with any steps in your data analysis.
I think in this video I only used ggplot2 library. It is part of the tidyverse package, which also includes dplyr. I also often use forcats (to work with factors), lubridate (to work with dates), and stringr (to manipulate strings). I also saw this tweet today about using ggdist package for distribution plots (twitter.com/MatthewBJane/status/1780952366541385910). Hope that helps :)
If you were to add lower and upper bounds as shade to the density plot (density on the y axis) as ribbon, how would you do it? I am asking this because I am stuck with a similar problem for myself
Thanks bro ! Can you gimme your email, I have a question regarding gather and spread. And also Transpose function (curiously the transpose function is changing DF to a Double type)
Hi Bhargave, I recommend to go to "stackoverflow" and post your questions there. If you give a reproducible example you will get solutions and answers within a few days by competent users. Maybe I even see your question there and can answer it. Thanks for watching my videos.
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If you want to download the R code from this video you can do this here in my free skool community:
www.skool.com/data-analysis-with-r-6607/classroom/daa88316?md=7ced1d323a514f27b4aa64b78bf60f62
I love this video. Visually appealing charts, but the explanation is clear and concise. This is a perfect explanation and guide, thank you!
And I love your comment. Really glad that it is so highly appreciated by you. I hope to make many more such videos and that they will find subscribers like you that will watch and enjoy them.
I like this tutorial, it has a good pace and explanation going along with the step. I have seen some tutorials going too fast.
Feedback like this is highly appreciative. Thanks for leaving a comment. I do cut out all unnecessary speech so my videos are actually quite fast. But I want to show a lot and one can always rewind and watch again.
Thanks for your tutorial, it will be better if you can add more details about what each code means.
I understand. I did not want to make these video too long. But you can always reach out if something is unclear or you need help with any steps in your data analysis.
Your tutorial is very informativ. Keep up the good work!
I loved the tutorial. Thank you so much
Thank you for this nice comment :)
Dude this is awesome !!
Thank you very much. I will soon upload a new video about the geom_ridgeline() function that combines density plots in a different way.
Thanks a LOT!
Thanks for subscribing. Next video will come out this weekend.
thank you!
Could you tell the names of all the libraries you use? :)
I think in this video I only used ggplot2 library. It is part of the tidyverse package, which also includes dplyr. I also often use forcats (to work with factors), lubridate (to work with dates), and stringr (to manipulate strings).
I also saw this tweet today about using ggdist package for distribution plots (twitter.com/MatthewBJane/status/1780952366541385910).
Hope that helps :)
If you were to add lower and upper bounds as shade to the density plot (density on the y axis) as ribbon, how would you do it? I am asking this because I am stuck with a similar problem for myself
Obrigada!! Vou tentar fazer !!
Eu te desejo sucesso! Obrigado pelo comentário. [Google translate]
thank you for the great explanation & the background music is distracting
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Thanks bro !
Can you gimme your email, I have a question regarding gather and spread. And also Transpose function (curiously the transpose function is changing DF to a Double type)
Hi Bhargave, I recommend to go to "stackoverflow" and post your questions there. If you give a reproducible example you will get solutions and answers within a few days by competent users. Maybe I even see your question there and can answer it. Thanks for watching my videos.