Data science with R: tidyverse
Data science with R: tidyverse, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 203 lectures, based on 532 reviews, and has 3999 subscribers.
You will learn about How to use R's tidyverse libraries in your data science projects How to write efficient R code for data science related tasks What is clean data How to clean your data with R What is grammar of data wrangling How to wrangle data with dplyr and tidyr How to import data into R How to properly parse imported data How to chain R's functions into a pipeline How to manipulate strings What are Regular Expressions How to use stringr library with Regular Expressions How to use forcats library to manipulate categorical variables What is Grammar of Graphics How to visualize data with ggplot2 library What is functional programing How to use purrr library for mapping functions, nesting data, manipulating lists, etc. What is relational data How to use dplyr library for relational data What is tidy evaluation How to use tidyverse tools to finish a practical project This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is interested in data science or Anyone who is interested in data analysis or Anyone who is interested in writing efficient R code or Anyone whose job, research or hobby is related to data cleaning or data visualizing or Aspiring data scientists, statisticians or data (business) analysts or Anyone who deals with data modeling and is usually struggling with data preparation / cleaning step or Students working with data It is particularly useful for Anyone who is interested in data science or Anyone who is interested in data analysis or Anyone who is interested in writing efficient R code or Anyone whose job, research or hobby is related to data cleaning or data visualizing or Aspiring data scientists, statisticians or data (business) analysts or Anyone who deals with data modeling and is usually struggling with data preparation / cleaning step or Students working with data.
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Summary
Title: Data science with R: tidyverse
Price: $89.99
Average Rating: 4.61
Number of Lectures: 203
Number of Published Lectures: 203
Number of Curriculum Items: 203
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 203
Original Price: $189.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- How to use R's tidyverse libraries in your data science projects
- How to write efficient R code for data science related tasks
- What is clean data
- How to clean your data with R
- What is grammar of data wrangling
- How to wrangle data with dplyr and tidyr
- How to import data into R
- How to properly parse imported data
- How to chain R's functions into a pipeline
- How to manipulate strings
- What are Regular Expressions
- How to use stringr library with Regular Expressions
- How to use forcats library to manipulate categorical variables
- What is Grammar of Graphics
- How to visualize data with ggplot2 library
- What is functional programing
- How to use purrr library for mapping functions, nesting data, manipulating lists, etc.
- What is relational data
- How to use dplyr library for relational data
- What is tidy evaluation
- How to use tidyverse tools to finish a practical project
Who Should Attend
- Anyone who is interested in data science
- Anyone who is interested in data analysis
- Anyone who is interested in writing efficient R code
- Anyone whose job, research or hobby is related to data cleaning or data visualizing
- Aspiring data scientists, statisticians or data (business) analysts
- Anyone who deals with data modeling and is usually struggling with data preparation / cleaning step
- Students working with data
Target Audiences
- Anyone who is interested in data science
- Anyone who is interested in data analysis
- Anyone who is interested in writing efficient R code
- Anyone whose job, research or hobby is related to data cleaning or data visualizing
- Aspiring data scientists, statisticians or data (business) analysts
- Anyone who deals with data modeling and is usually struggling with data preparation / cleaning step
- Students working with data
Data Science skills are still one of the most in-demand skills on the job market today. Many people see only the fun part of data science, tasks like: “search for data insight”, “reveal the hidden truth behind the data”, “build predictive models”, “apply machine learning algorithms”, and so on. The reality, which is known to most data scientists, is, that when you deal with real data, the most time-consuming operations of any data science project are: “data importing“, “data cleaning“, “data wrangling“, “data exploring” and so on. So it is necessaryto have an adequate toolfor addressing given data-related tasks. What if I say, there is a freely accessible tool, that falls into the provided description above!
Ris one of the most in-demand programming languageswhen it comes to applied statistics, data science, data exploration, etc. If you combine R with R’s collection of librariescalled tidyverse, you get one of the deadliest tools, which was designed for data science-related tasks. All tidyverse libraries share a unique philosophy, grammar, and data types. Therefore libraries can be used side by side, and enableyou to write efficientand more optimized R code, which will help you finish projects faster.
This course includes several chapters, each chapter introduces different aspectsof data-related tasks, with the proper tidyverse tool to help you deal with a given task. Also, the course brings to the table theory related tothe topic, and practical examples, which are coveredin R. If you dive into the course, you will be engaged with many different data science challenges, here are just a few of them from the course:
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Tidy data, how to clean your data with tidyverse?
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Grammar of data wrangling.
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How to wrangle datawith dplyrand tidyr.
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Create table-like objects called tibble.
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Importand parse datawith readr and other libraries.
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Deal with stringsin R using stringr.
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Apply Regular Expressions concepts when dealing with strings.
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Deal with categorical variablesusing forcats.
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Grammar of Data Visualization.
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Explore dataand draw statistical plotsusing ggplot2.
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Use concepts of functional programming, and map functionsusing purrr.
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Efficiently dealwith listswith the help of purrr.
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Practical applications of relational data.
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Use dplyr for relational data.
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Tidy evaluationinside tidyverse.
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Apply tidyverse toolsfor the final practicaldata science project.
Course includes:
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over 25 hoursof lecture videos,
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R scripts and additional data(provided in the course material),
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engagement with assignments at the end of each chapter,
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assignments walkthrough videos(where you can check your results).
All being said this makes one of Udemy’s most comprehensive coursesfor data science-related tasksusing Rand tidyverse.
Enroll today and become the master of R’s tidyverse!!!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: tidyverse essentials (dplyr & tidyr)
Lecture 1: Section intro
Lecture 2: Datascience & tidyverse
Lecture 3: Data transformation
Lecture 4: Manipulate variables (columns) – select(), rename() – part 1
Lecture 5: Manipulate variables (columns) – select(), rename() – part 2
Lecture 6: mutate(), transmute() – part 1
Lecture 7: mutate(), transmute() – part 2
Lecture 8: Manipulate cases (rows) – filter(), slice() – part 1
Lecture 9: Manipulate cases (rows) – filter(), slice() – part 2
Lecture 10: arrange() – part 1
Lecture 11: arrange() – part 2
Lecture 12: distinct() – part 1
Lecture 13: distinct() – part 2
Lecture 14: Sample rows – part 1
Lecture 15: Sample rows – part 2
Lecture 16: summarise() – part 1
Lecture 17: summarise() – part 2
Lecture 18: group_by(), count() – part 1
Lecture 19: group_by(), count() – part 2
Lecture 20: Pipe operator: %>% – part 1
Lecture 21: Pipe operator: %>% – part 2
Lecture 22: Rotate columns – pivoting – part 1
Lecture 23: Rotate columns – pivoting – part 2
Lecture 24: Separate & unite columns – part 1
Lecture 25: Separate & unite columns – part 2
Lecture 26: dplyr & tidyr in action – part 1
Lecture 27: dplyr & tidyr in action – part 2
Lecture 28: dplyr & tidyr in action – part 3
Lecture 29: Section summary and assignment
Lecture 30: Assignment walkthrough – part 1
Lecture 31: Assignment walkthrough – part 2
Lecture 32: Additional content
Chapter 2: Data Import (readr & tibble)
Lecture 1: Section intro
Lecture 2: Table called tibble – part 1
Lecture 3: Table called tibble – part 2
Lecture 4: Create a tibble – part 1
Lecture 5: Create a tibble – part 2
Lecture 6: data.frame VS tibble – part 1
Lecture 7: data.frame VS tibble – part 2
Lecture 8: Import data with readr
Lecture 9: Read files – part 1
Lecture 10: Read files – part 2
Lecture 11: Vector parsing – part 1
Lecture 12: Vector parsing – part 2
Lecture 13: File parsing – part 1
Lecture 14: File parsing – part 2
Lecture 15: Other useful import libraries – part 1
Lecture 16: Other useful import libraries – part 2
Lecture 17: Write files – part 1
Lecture 18: Write files – part 2
Lecture 19: Section summary and assignment
Lecture 20: Assignment walkthrough – part 1
Lecture 21: Assignment walkthrough – part 2
Chapter 3: Data Wrangle: strings – factors (stringr & forcats)
Lecture 1: Section intro
Lecture 2: Strings inside tidyverse – part 1
Lecture 3: Strings inside tidyverse – part 2
Lecture 4: Strings matching – part 1
Lecture 5: Strings matching – part 2
Lecture 6: Strings subsetting – part 1
Lecture 7: Strings subsetting – part 2
Lecture 8: String lengths – part 1
Lecture 9: String lengths – part 2
Lecture 10: Strings mutating – part 1
Lecture 11: Strings mutating – part 2
Lecture 12: Joining and splitting strings – part 1
Lecture 13: Joining and splitting strings – part 2
Lecture 14: Other string helper functions – part 1
Lecture 15: Other string helper functions – part 2
Lecture 16: Regular Expressions – regex – part 1
Lecture 17: Regular Expressions – regex – part 2
Lecture 18: Regex: special characters and classes – part 1
Lecture 19: Regex: special characters and classes – part 2
Lecture 20: Regex: alternates, anchors and groups – part 1
Lecture 21: Regex: alternates, anchors and groups – part 2
Lecture 22: Regex: look arounds and quantifiers – part 1
Lecture 23: Regex: look arounds and quantifiers – part 2
Lecture 24: Regex: next steps
Lecture 25: Factors – part 1
Lecture 26: Factors – part 2
Lecture 27: Factors combine and order – part 1
Lecture 28: Factors combine and order – part 2
Lecture 29: Factors values change and add or drop levels – part 1
Lecture 30: Factors values change and add or drop levels – part 2
Lecture 31: Section summary and assignment
Lecture 32: Assignment walkthrough – part 1
Lecture 33: Assignment walkthrough – part 2
Lecture 34: Assignment walkthrough – part 3
Lecture 35: Assignment walkthrough – part 4
Chapter 4: Data Wrangle: dates / times (lubridate & hms)
Lecture 1: Section intro
Lecture 2: Date & time
Lecture 3: Create dates / times – part 1
Lecture 4: Create dates / times – part 2
Lecture 5: Components – part 1
Lecture 6: Components – part 2
Lecture 7: Rounding values and setting components – part 1
Lecture 8: Rounding values and setting components – part 2
Instructors
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Marko Intihar
Data Scientist, Researcher and Teacher
Rating Distribution
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- 2 stars: 6 votes
- 3 stars: 29 votes
- 4 stars: 174 votes
- 5 stars: 319 votes
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