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Content Request Data Manipulation Section #1169
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This looks like a good starting point! Looking forward to see the new content. Do you have a rough timeline for completion? |
Great! I waited for approval, so I am yet to start on it! somewhere in the summer (mid-July/begin august)? I have some vacations planned and work for Tilburg.ai. |
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Content Request
I want to start working on the data manipulation section of the website. Lachlan has sent me a cookbook for working with data in R, and I came across the following subjects I want to write an article about, as I think they would be useful for students. If there are other subjects that wants to be worked on, feel free to add.
Data Wrangling
Working with Factors in R
I want to start by explaining the factor() function and discuss an example, its structure, ordering levels, renaming of levels, and how to order categorical values. As a more advanced case, I want to highlight the forecasts package and show how to reorder factor levels by sorting along another variable within ggplot.
Data Transformations with dplyr
This is very common stuff, and I think every course teaches the dplyr package. However, I think a more in-depth look at the dplyr packages combined with R helper functions would add to most students' toolkit. I plan to work with several sections:
Working With Character Data inside R
I want to discuss several functions that are useful when variables in a dataset are character-based and need to be transformed in some way. I want to focus on the following functions: paste(), paste0(), substr(), substring(), Regular Expressions, and lastly substitution using sub(), gsub(), grep(), and grepl().I
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