
This video provides an overview of the entire course.
In this video, we will learn how to install R packages, which provide new functions and capabilities.
In this video, we will learn how to import data from common file formats into an R session.
In this video, we will learn how to use the tidyr package to turn messy datasets into tidy ones.
This video aims to explain how to use the forcats package to manipulate factors.
In this video, we will understand the powerful split-apply-combine strategy for data analysis and how to implement it with the dplyr package.
This video will help us understand the grammar of graphics and how it is implemented in ggplot2.
This video will help you learn about five useful ggplot2 geoms that implement useful statistical transformations, or ‘stats’.
This video will help you learn how to control large scale plot elements including facets and non-data elements such as labels and color schemes.
This video will help you learn how to save your ggplot2 plots to file.
This video will help you write our own R functions, including arguments, and learn how to manage missing arguments.
This video will help you understand how to capture R code in an expression and manipulate it to compose functions and expressions.
Advanced Tools and Techniques Beyond Base R introduces a number of recently developed R packages and paradigms, in particular the concept of tidy data and the Tidyverse collection of packages, which are rapidly becoming indispensable to R data analysts. You will learn how to efficiently process and analyze data in ways not possible with base R and produce high-quality statistical graphics. The course will finish with a taste of how functional programming and meta-programming with R can simplify and speed up your data analysis code.
Advanced Tools and Techniques Beyond Base R introduces a number of recently developed R packages and paradigms, in particular the concept of tidy data and the Tidyverse collection of packages, which are rapidly becoming indispensable to R data analysts. You will learn how to efficiently process and analyze data in ways not possible with base R and produce high-quality statistical graphics. The course will finish with a taste of how functional programming and meta-programming with R can simplify and speed up your data analysis code.
Data scientists/professionals with a basic knowledge of programming and statistics and looking to take their R programming skills to the next level.
About the Author :
Dr. David Wilkins is a microbial ecologist currently based in Sydney, Australia. The author has worked with the R technology for around five years.