Tidy Tuesday Screencast: the golden age of television

[dtsnyder]

So awesome to be able to watch an expert's approach in real time - love these

[AngelFelizF]

I learnt a lot from this video. All of this code was new to me:

pmin
breaks = function(lim) seq(floor(lim[1]), ceiling(lim[2]), 2)
all(seasonNumber == dplyr::row_number())
mean(av_rating[seasonNumber == 1])
dplyr::ntile()
glm
augment(newdata = new_data, type.predict = "response")

Thanks for sharing David.

[damfello]

Share it's a very specific metric from television, basically it's how many people it's watching the show in %, considering the total of tv turned on.
Great content!!

[douglaszickuhr]

Thank you very much for that David!
I've been following your screencasts for a while and they are simply great. It's a huge opportunity to see you doing exploratory analysis in real time and try to follow your (amazingly) fast reasoning. Please keep doing these videos and share some of your knowledge with us.
It would be great to have some other people joining you on some of these screencasts, maybe some featuring with another specialist like you would enrich the experience.

[randomjohn]

Great stuff. The upshot appears to be that TV's new "Golden Age" seems to come from the fact that studios have gotten better at failing quickly, and generating more material.

[petetalbert]

Thanks again, David! I always learn tons of new techniques watching these.

[danielreispereira]

This is gold. The real deal, without looking at the dataset before the video! Thanks @David!

[StevenRamosx]

love these, swear im jealous of your abilities with R