Tidy Tuesday screencast: analyzing car fuel efficiency in R

I analyze a dataset of cars and their fuel efficiency, and see how it relates to the type of car and engine. This includes some nonlinear regression with natural cubic splines, as well as visual explorations of how fuel economy differs between city and highway driving or how efficiency has been changing over time.

[alimeresvargas]

One thing that I really appreciate of this screencast and the rest of them, is that you shows what exactly happens when someone start to analyze some data. Don’t feel embarrassed to show your errors and some things that do not result as you expect. Embrace the mistakes and Learn from them. Thanks a lot drob!

[tetricattack]

That was great! Didn't know that kind of train-test splitting. Keep them up!! Enjoying a lot whenever you get into modelling.

[mathteacher]

I just discovered your channel, thank you for these videos, this is excellent content, it's interesting to see your thought process and code unfold in real time!

[MrDominosify]

Thanks for your work, I am really inspired by the speed and fluidity of your analysis 😊

[_The_Sage_]

Is there something similar available for python? Cause it seems one can learn how to best use a tool to analyze data through such a medium.