Essential R to learn for statistics and data science in 2024

An (very) opinionated list of concepts to learn if you want to learn R

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[Unaimend]

Nice introduction. I remember starting with R and hating it compared to Python. But it is quite prevalent in Bioinformatics. Luckily after a while, the Stockholm Syndrom kicked in and I started to like it 🤣

[streampunksheep]

Entertaining, educational, and clear. I like the video can help data scientists at entry levels.

[s.k_]

Love your videos❤❤❤
And thank you for brilliant explanations ❤🎉😊

[adrianfletcher]

Edit: haha maybe that was the point

At 2:38, the comment after array() is pretty similar contrast so it's hard to read.

[tomaz]

Python video would be great! Thanks! 😊

[leocarlsson]

I have a masters in Data Science, and have been using R since 2018. However, today I learned I could NAME list objects :D

[budiardjo]

i am using R if i am feels like spss had magical result.

[guntervanderwalt]

Awesome video. As a very beginner, I found your explanation very clear, enough to find my feet in the process.

One question: How does the tidyverse cluster combine with other larger packages? I am specifically interested in a sequencing data package such as DSeq2, haven't really seen others use any of these packages with such very niche pipelines.

[joshstat]

I still prefer you to use R for more statistics stuff in your channel because they are more rigorous to mathematics and statistics.

[MKhan-zoxo]

great video!! personally I would greatly benefit from learning more about the purrr package and list-columns, especially in the use case you had mentioned regarding simulations. I would love a video on that!

[trevorschrotz]

Very good organization and explanation in this video.

[walterreuther]

5:16 You don't recommend adding an else to an if statement because it's easy to make mistakes? That bugs me. Am I alone on this? 😅