The map() function applies a function across vectors, lists, or data frames efficiently. Syntax: map(.x, .f, ...) where .x is data, .f is function, ... for extra args. Examples: square vector elements via ~.x^2, get means of column across list of data frames with ~mean(.x$y), apply custom functions to rows/cols like df$z <- map_dbl(df, add_cols).
tapply() in R is a powerful function for applying a specified function to subsets of data defined by one or more factors. It simplifies grouping and summarizing data, making it essential for data analysis tasks.
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As data analysts, we know that no model is perfect. Residuals, the differences between observed and predicted values, offer valuable insights into the strengths and weaknesses of our models. Introducing the plot_regression_residuals() function from the tidyAML R package - a game-changer for visualizing regression residuals.
Struggling with weird variable names in R? make.names to the rescue! This function wrangles your names into R-approved format (letters, numbers, periods, underscores). Bonus: set unique = TRUE for no duplicates! Try it on funky characters & data frames! 🪄 Master make.names and become an R name-wrangling pro! #DataScience#R#RStats#RProgramming #Coding#Programming
🚀 Exciting news for R enthusiasts! My latest blog post shares techniques to rename factor levels in R, making categorical data more meaningful. From levels() to plyr and forcats, learn step by step with easy examples. Let's spark a conversation and elevate our R skills together!
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