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How To Tidy Up Your Dataset – Exercises

2 November 2017 by Euthymios Kasvikis Leave a Comment

INTRODUCTION In general data analysis includes four parts: Data collection, Data manipulation, Data visualization and Data Conclusion or Analysis. The tidyr package is one of the most useful packages for the second category of data manipulation as tidy data is the number one factor for a succesfull analysis. Tidy data means that every column stands […]

How to tidy up your data set with tidyr

26 October 2017 by Euthymios Kasvikis 2 Comments

INTRODUCTION In general data analysis includes four parts: Data collection, Data manipulation, Data visualization and Data Insights. The tidyr package is one of the most useful packages for the second category of data manipulation as tidy data is the number one factor for a succesfull analysis. Tidy data means that every column stands for a […]

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