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Tag: tidyverse tutorial

Update: How to geocode a CSV of addresses in R

This post is an update from the previous post, “How to geocode a CSV of addresses in R”. We will be using the ggmap package again, and be sure to investigate the usage […]

June 13, 2020June 13, 2020 Martin Frigaard Data Journalism in R, How to, Insights

Diagnosing the accuracy of your linear regression in R

In this post we’ll cover the assumptions of a linear regression model. There are a ton of books, blog posts, and lectures covering these topics in greater depth (and we’ll […]

November 27, 2019November 27, 2019 Martin Frigaard Data Journalism in R, How to

Exploring Chicago rideshare data in R

Last month, the City of Chicago released detailed rideshare data from companies like Uber, Lyft and Via, making it the first city in the country to share anonymized data on […]

May 7, 2019May 30, 2019 Martin Frigaard and Peter Spangler Data Journalism in R

Getting Started with tidyverse in R

The tidyverse is a collection of R packages developed by RStudio’s chief scientist Hadley Wickham. These packages work well together as part of larger data analysis pipeline. To learn more […]

May 12, 2017October 3, 2019 Martin Frigaard Data Journalism in R, How to
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