Brief Introduction
Best practice data wrangling with a nice intermediate exampleDescription
If you've always been a bit curious about how R works (specifically, how to do data wrangling with it) this course is for you.
I cover a nice example and demonstrate lots of nifty, very useful techniques for turning a collection of messy data sources into something that's tidy.
Many of the essential components of your data wrangling toolkit will be covered.
This is not exactly a theoretical style course.
I'm not going to go be explaining all the different techniques available to you with R code.
Rather, this is a brief-ish demonstration-style course.. where you can follow along.
Requirements
- Requirements
- Enthusiam for becoming more data literate
Julian Tagell
5 Raiting
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