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An Introduction to Data Visualization in R using ggplot
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An Introduction to Data Visualization in R using ggplot

Make beautiful plots and graphs using the open source R programming language
Created bySophia Banton
Last updated 6/2015
English
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What you'll learn

  • Prepare plots and graphs using R
  • Create colorful maps in R
  • Use the ggplot library in R to create high quality images
  • Export plots as image files and PDFs

Course content

11 sections • 39 lectures • 4h 58m total length
  • Course Introduction4:15

    This lecture provides you with an overview of the course.

  • Course Introduction (Slides Only)6:00

    This lecture provides you with an overview of the course.

  • Sample Plots14:00

    Examples of plots created in this course.

  • How to choose the right chart type10:19

    This lecture provides tips on using the right chart type to visualize your data.

  • How to choose the right chart type (Slides Only)10:00

    This lecture provides tips on using the right chart type to visualize your data.

  • Data Frames in R14:33

    The lecture provides a tutorial on how to access and use data frames in R.

  • Data Frames in R (Slides Only)8:00

    The lecture provides a tutorial on how to access and use data frames in R.

  • Getting data into R14:40

    This lecture shows you how to load data frames into R.

  • Getting your data into R (Slides Only)5:00

    This lecture shows you how to load data frames into R.

  • Course Introduction and Course Basics Quiz

Requirements

  • Download the latest version of R

Description

How we represent our data is often as important as the quality of the data itself. In this course, you will learn how to make functional and elegant plots using the R language. R is a free/open source programming language that has become very popular in academia and among data scientists across all disciplines.

In this course, you will learn how to quickly make publication worthy

  • Bar plots
  • Scatter plots
  • Line plots
  • Pie charts
  • Geographical maps
  • and more...

You will also learn how to show trends over time and how to plot correlations and geographical data in this course.

This course is intended for students, professional, entrepeneurs and everyone in between.

Happy Plotting!


Who this course is for:

  • Students, professionals, entrepeneurs or anyone interested in preparing enhanced graphs and plots