Hi Bryan, Thanks for this great course!! I am a beginner in R and struggling with a small R programming problem: stackoverflow.com/questions/65003498/r-programming-row-wise-data-frame-calculation-with-custom-script-for-every-i Could you help me out with this one? Cheers
I like these collaborations and content from different authors, thank you 🙏. Expecting rust & web assembly. How to use that web assembly in web, rust code in web etc like
@@ComputerScienceAcademy5220 I don't understand the question. How much what? If you are implying that you have sent in a submission, someone should be getting back to you. There is a large backlog
Thank you, Brad for making this concise and informative video course on R. Chose to learn R, as I'm thinking to go the route as a data analyst (being relatively new to programming and have learned python, JS, SQL etc.) I think it was the fact that you used a soothing theme for R that tipped the scales and your articulate clear voice were the reasons why I chose to start to view your video! First few minutes and I'm loving it so far and you've earned a sub!!
@@MasterOfMisc i do know what you mean, your setup is inappropriate for study. You mean that the actual cause of your problem is that you want to take the path of lesser-resistance, and blame others, as you have well-conformed to the dis-empowering programming that your society has spoon fed you with.
@@orthodoxNPC Oh wow, thank you for your unsolicited but insightful and valuable feedback. Very much appreciated! You make some excellent points. I am eternally grateful that you bestowed your precious time to check in on my situation and put me back on the right path. Just know, I will cherish your comment for years to come. I can only hope that the next lucky person you converse with on the internet will be as blessed as me. See ya!
This is almost the perfect tutorial. The one problem I had was how small the font was. I had to go into fullscreen whenever I tried to follow along and still missed some things. Thanks for this though!
Another high quality video, Brad, thanks 🙏 This is what all these aspiring Web Dev need, it's amazing how much you can learn just on CZcams. I created my channel inspired by you, I took all your courses, you are undoubtedly an inspiration for me. ❤️ What you've been doing on your channel is such an innovative and smart thing, something like that could only come from you.💙
When ever I see R, then I remember my Bioinformatics class. R was the first Language I learnt. Before diving into Java n JS for Web & App dev. I miss my Bioconducter 🎵 with R. Thanks, Bryan & Brad for this Crash course. Am coming to revise.
Im coming in the opposite direction i started using R and the R community is full of academics and inspired me to go back to school for higher degree and become a researcher ;D
@@patrykkaczor6509 once you get a bit over the learning curve i think the same, its an enjoyable language that is surprisingly flexible and the vectorization comes in handy
The video I’ve been waiting for I’m currently enrolled on your Django udemy course 50% on and I’m no longer referring to the videos building my own out of it thanks brad
I guess at this rate, Traversy Media is gonna out udemy outta business. For all we know, Brad might've sparked of the coolest revolution in sharing of knowledge and community building. Lengendary content man !! Keep up the amazing work !!!!!!
Thankyou Sir Perhaps you can create a full workflow video (Ie: creating models (training & validation), deploying into production & revising models & re-deploying related activities)
Bryan is a great teaher. He is genuinely passionate about this stuff which makes him easy to learn from. I highly recommend subscribing to his channel!!
Brad, this is just amazing to see a lot of amazing and diverse knowledgeable content delivered through your CZcams channel. Would love to see each of these new topics also get scaled in advanced topics, projects, advanced projects, latest updates on each of these like R for example, on your channel like you have done for web development. Just a humble suggestion. By the way keep up the good work. You are a true inspiration.❤️🙏
Hi Traversy Media.. Can you make flutter firebase next updates in your tutorials?? i'm waiting for more features like 1. email exist, 2. admin user can add multiple user authentication, 3. delete user authentication from admin user, 4. admin role and user role management, 5. common widget drawer shows on particular role and logout action on drawer, 6. search page, 7. filter method, 8. like, share, comment, 9. chatting, blaw blaw blaww.......... please make a video for above features......
Superb content. Just one suggestion, please zoom it in. It becomes extremely difficult and needs googling from time to time as to what is written. Great stuff. Thank you!
Thanks man. No problem. What you have delivered is absolutely outstanding. We really owe you a lot. Looking forward to more content in your channel and on this channel as well :)
@@jawwadsiddique1729 We'll see if Brad wants another one from me or not, there are a lot of other great people lined up as well. but i do have some great stuff lined up on my channel (if i do say so myself) ^_^
Hello, professor I would like to know if you did a video about how to use penguins dataset who can help need to do this problem. Using the penguins dataset, generate a histogram for flipper length. Calculate the mean, median, variance, standard deviation, and Q1 and Q3 of the flipper length variable. Determine the 90th percentile of the flipper length variable and calculate the Z-score for a penguin who has a flipper of length 220 mm.
What @Breadward said. For more general purpose use cases Python in great and it has the superior machine learning libraries but R blows it out of the water with statistical anaysis packages, dashboarding, and data visualizations. but they do work well together with the R reticulate package allowing for the passing of python objects to R. One reason R is great is that it interfaces well with other languages to take advantage of their strengths while keeping most of the code in R for ease of use on the end user. as with all things in tech it depends on what you're trying to do
Would you mind to share ur R markdown file here as I can't really see the code from the screen. But anyways huge thanks to ur explanation. It is really helpful :)
hey can you make a react js tutorial of an video player that changes the video source of an video. A button activates this function. whitch interchange the video every time I click the button, when i click the button, can the video load at the same time the previous video was playing? There are 2 videos of the same length.
51:55 "Versus something like..." In their defense those languages have statistics libraries to provide that functionality. For example C# has mathdotnet and can even link in C/C++ native libraries like GNU Scientific Library. C# can also link in the entire R language! The advantage of C# is the diverse ecosystem saves a lot of time when integrating a specific statistics solution into a larger corporate IT network which has specific requirements for reporting, auditing, provisioning, backups, etc etc. The data R would be accessing is probably highly privileged and a possible security vulnerability I would imagine. Giving something as powerful as R out in the raw could be dangerous. Just sayin'...
Both a great to have in your toolbox, and with python pandas data frames and R's reticulate package and data frame data type they play nice together :)
@@BryanJenks Rather than choose one or the other, gonna do them both. Your Crash Course will get me started quickly and is therefore much appreciated! Philip Teh @LinkedIn
Talking about R's ecosystem of stats libraries is better than Python, I am very confused. What about the entire Anaconda community for Python compare to R's library? Is there a specific preference for which one to use under certain scenario?
This is a stupid question but when I open the ggplot2 editor I cant seem to get the full screen and I have to scroll? Is there a way to increase the size of this window so I can get full screen...
Is there a way to connect R with excel!? And make my R code work with excel and make my excel data readable in R ? If some could explain how to do this I will be very thankful.
there is a package to read data into R from excel documents, it was literally the first thing i did with R and one of the things that pulled me over from a lot of excel work i did. if you use RStudio for R development, then you even get a graphical interface for the import process from excel documents and this will also write the import code for you. the package is called readxl and it was written by Dr. Jenny Bryan github.com/jennybc
Hey brad, what is your process of choosing tutors for these videos. Looking at Bryan's channel, it isn't very old or has much viewership. So how do you find these niche channels and have you been always keeping up with other technologies or is it more about knowing the person and let them do what they want?
I do love me some D3.js network graphs. but the cool thing with R is that alot of amazing stuff is done with JS packages within R, so there are packages for instance that use mermaid.js for flowcharts and D3 for network graphs but everything is written in R code. :)
Hey, I just watched the whole thing because it was the closest I could find to a crash course and it served its purpose well, but I just wanted to leave a big piece of hopefully helpful criticism: stop "trying to sell" the language, or over-explaining things. By this I mean stuff like "and now we see it dropped x row. Here you could drop any row you wanted! color, model, drv, with just this one function!" I feel like this is very much geared towards people at least slightly experienced with programming, so 50% of the talking being unnecessary "examples" was a bit exhausting :)
I don't know why people go through the trouble and work of creating a technical tutorial video, then use a tiny font that nobody is going to be able to read unless they sit 2 feet away from a 50" monitor. (Note: Brad doesn't do this.) I was excited to see the R crash course, but frankly find it near useless.
12 minutes until "how to make a file". I wonder how much longer until the first line of code 🤔 In my experience with podcasts, those that jump into the actual matter within the first three seconds tend to be way more successful 😅
Thats why the timestamps are there, if making a tutorial for someone completely brand new to the subject its also often helpful to give a little background, install the tool, setup the working environment so someone can get started, for people who dont need that they can use the time stampes :)
@@chickenduckhappy No worries! R is honestly a quirky tough language so when it comes to teaching it they widely accepted way is less about "here's how to write an if statement" and more about "here's how to do something with your data" so thats what i mostly show here. If you enjoy R i do make a lot of videos on it :) enjoy!
@@chickenduckhappy this is something ive been bad about, i need to zoom in a lot more, im taking this into account for future videos and added it to me pre-flight checklist lol
Thank you again Brad for the opportunity to meet your audience and talk about one of my favorite languages :)
Where U R?
Hi Bryan, Thanks for this great course!! I am a beginner in R and struggling with a small R programming problem: stackoverflow.com/questions/65003498/r-programming-row-wise-data-frame-calculation-with-custom-script-for-every-i
Could you help me out with this one? Cheers
this was fantastic
great explanation
thank you
@@immanuelsuleiman7550 you're welcome!
Very difficult to watch your video on small screen, I can't read the code.
Something a bit different today. R is not a language that we have explored on this channel yet. Hope you enjoy :) and thanks to Bryan!
I like these collaborations and content from different authors, thank you 🙏.
Expecting rust & web assembly. How to use that web assembly in web, rust code in web etc like
This was great 👌
Hello, how much does it take to reply to guest creator emails? Thanks!
@@ComputerScienceAcademy5220 I don't understand the question. How much what? If you are implying that you have sent in a submission, someone should be getting back to you. There is a large backlog
You sure di have a wide range of followers, keep up Brad, also stay healthy!
:O
Brad starting a league of extraordinary devs
Highly recommend this to those who are just beginning their explorations in data science. Thanks a lot for making this!
This is a high quality video on R. I really hope that you can create more videos like this for R. Truly appreciate your video.
This channel has literally become a one-stop learning platform for developers.
Thank you so much Brad for introducing us with new and great CZcamsrs! You're Awesome! :)
No problem. Is that Sawyer in your avatar? lol I miss Lost
@@TraversyMedia YES IT IS, James Sawyer! xD
Thank you, Brad for making this concise and informative video course on R.
Chose to learn R, as I'm thinking to go the route as a data analyst (being relatively new to programming and have learned python, JS, SQL etc.)
I think it was the fact that you used a soothing theme for R that tipped the scales and your articulate clear voice were the reasons why I chose to start to view your video! First few minutes and I'm loving it so far and you've earned a sub!!
This is not brad tho. It's a dude named Bryan, he was a guest in the channel for this video.
Oh man, this looks good but I wish he would have zoomed in. That text is too small to see. Blast my eyes!
even at fullscreen 1080? odd
@@orthodoxNPC I should add I watch CZcams in my front room on a 50" TV but the seats arent up against the screen if you know what I mean..
@@MasterOfMisc i do know what you mean, your setup is inappropriate for study. You mean that the actual cause of your problem is that you want to take the path of lesser-resistance, and blame others, as you have well-conformed to the dis-empowering programming that your society has spoon fed you with.
@@orthodoxNPC Oh wow, thank you for your unsolicited but insightful and valuable feedback. Very much appreciated! You make some excellent points. I am eternally grateful that you bestowed your precious time to check in on my situation and put me back on the right path. Just know, I will cherish your comment for years to come. I can only hope that the next lucky person you converse with on the internet will be as blessed as me.
See ya!
@@MasterOfMisc urwelc
Much appreciated. Traverse Media is really on another level. Thanks Brad and to all guest creators out there ❤️
This is almost the perfect tutorial. The one problem I had was how small the font was. I had to go into fullscreen whenever I tried to follow along and still missed some things. Thanks for this though!
Another high quality video, Brad, thanks 🙏
This is what all these aspiring Web Dev need, it's amazing how much you can learn just on CZcams.
I created my channel inspired by you, I took all your courses, you are undoubtedly an inspiration for me.
❤️ What you've been doing on your channel is such an innovative and smart thing, something like that could only come from you.💙
Thanks friend, I really appreciate that. I am shooting for a pluralsight type of thing, but absolutely free :)
@@TraversyMedia Wow this is amazing...
Your explanations are very clear, but it would be nice if the font was a little bit larger. :)
i learn a lot from my mistakes with this video, thank you so much for the positively frame critique ♥️
When ever I see R, then I remember my Bioinformatics class.
R was the first Language I learnt. Before diving into Java n JS for Web & App dev.
I miss my Bioconducter 🎵 with R. Thanks, Bryan & Brad for this Crash course. Am coming to revise.
Im coming in the opposite direction i started using R and the R community is full of academics and inspired me to go back to school for higher degree and become a researcher ;D
@@BryanJenks ooo that's nice, then I think we gonna meet at the crossroad one day.
@@yawmanuel9758 #GOALS
It reminds me of my Artificial Intelligence class where we used R for genetic algorithms and rough sets, it was pretty fun and I enjoyed the language
@@patrykkaczor6509 once you get a bit over the learning curve i think the same, its an enjoyable language that is surprisingly flexible and the vectorization comes in handy
Great R crash course, it really opened my eyes to what R is actually capable of doing. Thank you guys!
The video I’ve been waiting for I’m currently enrolled on your Django udemy course 50% on and I’m no longer referring to the videos building my own out of it thanks brad
I guess at this rate, Traversy Media is gonna out udemy outta business. For all we know, Brad might've sparked of the coolest revolution in sharing of knowledge and community building. Lengendary content man !! Keep up the amazing work !!!!!!
Thankyou Sir
Perhaps you can create a full workflow video
(Ie: creating models (training & validation), deploying into production & revising models & re-deploying related activities)
Bryan is a great teaher. He is genuinely passionate about this stuff which makes him easy to learn from. I highly recommend subscribing to his channel!!
♥️
You took a very nice decision Brad. I have always loved your courses and now these are also amazing. You are a great person
Thanks brad. Just when I wanted to study R, I chanced on this video
Perfect Timing!
33:00 - not exactly (I think). Its a 3x3x2 tensor (3-dim matrix)
exactly what I was looking for to get started with R. thanks a lot!
Brad, this is just amazing to see a lot of amazing and diverse knowledgeable content delivered through your CZcams channel. Would love to see each of these new topics also get scaled in advanced topics, projects, advanced projects, latest updates on each of these like R for example, on your channel like you have done for web development.
Just a humble suggestion. By the way keep up the good work. You are a true inspiration.❤️🙏
Thank you, Brad!
Thank you, Bryan!
loved that matrix reference lol
Please bring Corey Schafer
Agreed, his python content is awesome
Hi Traversy Media..
Can you make flutter firebase next updates in your tutorials??
i'm waiting for more features like 1. email exist, 2. admin user can add multiple user authentication, 3. delete user authentication from admin user, 4. admin role and user role management, 5. common widget drawer shows on particular role and logout action on drawer, 6. search page, 7. filter method, 8. like, share, comment, 9. chatting, blaw blaw blaww..........
please make a video for above features......
Five ideal languages for data science: Python, R, Scala, Julia, F#
Best video on R...ever
Good video! Thank you Bryan, Brad and everyone involved!
Superb content. Just one suggestion, please zoom it in. It becomes extremely difficult and needs googling from time to time as to what is written. Great stuff. Thank you!
Yes, that was my one regret after filming. I've since added it to my "pre-flight check list" so that it doesn't happen again
Thanks man. No problem. What you have delivered is absolutely outstanding. We really owe you a lot. Looking forward to more content in your channel and on this channel as well :)
@@jawwadsiddique1729 We'll see if Brad wants another one from me or not, there are a lot of other great people lined up as well. but i do have some great stuff lined up on my channel (if i do say so myself) ^_^
This is Super useful and well organized! I love the sections
Thank you
Best R course
@26:00
Well, the factors in R seem very similar to categorical variables in SPSS.
Brad, pls do this video over because we can't see anything. The lesson is exactly what am looking for but the print is too small. Thank you Brad.
A needed stuff. Thanks for being here.
Hello, professor
I would like to know if you did a video about how to use penguins dataset who can help need to do this problem.
Using the penguins dataset, generate a histogram for flipper
length. Calculate the mean, median, variance, standard
deviation, and Q1 and Q3 of the flipper length variable.
Determine the 90th percentile of the flipper length variable
and calculate the Z-score for a penguin who has a flipper of
length 220 mm.
I can watch if I buy a screen which is wide as the tutor's screen.
I mostly used JavaScript for frontend and want to get into data science... Do you think I should start with R or Python?
depends on what you wanna do, computer vision, ai or stuff like that
learn the theory first
What @Breadward said. For more general purpose use cases Python in great and it has the superior machine learning libraries but R blows it out of the water with statistical anaysis packages, dashboarding, and data visualizations. but they do work well together with the R reticulate package allowing for the passing of python objects to R. One reason R is great is that it interfaces well with other languages to take advantage of their strengths while keeping most of the code in R for ease of use on the end user. as with all things in tech it depends on what you're trying to do
@@BryanJenks Thanks for taking the time to explain this, it was helpful!
@@nikolapavlov-softwaredevel6890 of course! it's what we're here for :)
Amazing thank you so much. You helped me to save a lot of time haha
man i wish the font was bigger
*What does the R stand for ?*
Would you mind to share ur R markdown file here as I can't really see the code from the screen. But anyways huge thanks to ur explanation. It is really helpful :)
Amazing! Well done Bryan!
Thanks man! Learning more everyday 😅
Brad need more js related videos by other youtubers.
Hope your condition has improved and also excited about your rap album
Nice video! One comment: the single-threaded thing is not a current R limitation. Take a look at the furrr package and/or promises
Great tutorial ... thanks Brad and Bryan.
Brad! Data structures/algorithms, plzzz??? ♥♥♥
Wow thanks Brad Sir for providing such awesome content for free 😊
i wish if you had lower your window resolution cause text are really tiny
Great but the quality of your video is just 360 it should be 750 so that we could follow and see navigation of your mouse.
Wow 😲 great stuff brad 😏
hey can you make a react js tutorial of an video player that changes the video source of an video.
A button activates this function.
whitch interchange the video every time I click the button, when i click the button, can the video load at
the same time the previous video was playing?
There are 2 videos of the same length.
Plzz make the font much better brooo...🙄
Really needed this thing
There must be something wrong with the Tiobe Index methodology because it puts Visual Fox Pro higher than Typescript.
48:50 f Stands for “front” here ;-)
51:55 "Versus something like..." In their defense those languages have statistics libraries to provide that functionality. For example C# has mathdotnet and can even link in C/C++ native libraries like GNU Scientific Library. C# can also link in the entire R language! The advantage of C# is the diverse ecosystem saves a lot of time when integrating a specific statistics solution into a larger corporate IT network which has specific requirements for reporting, auditing, provisioning, backups, etc etc. The data R would be accessing is probably highly privileged and a possible security vulnerability I would imagine. Giving something as powerful as R out in the raw could be dangerous. Just sayin'...
Great! I will be checking out R after Python. TQVM!!
Both a great to have in your toolbox, and with python pandas data frames and R's reticulate package and data frame data type they play nice together :)
@@BryanJenks Rather than choose one or the other, gonna do them both. Your Crash Course will get me started quickly and is therefore much appreciated!
Philip Teh @LinkedIn
@@digigoliath awesome!
Talking about R's ecosystem of stats libraries is better than Python, I am very confused. What about the entire Anaconda community for Python compare to R's library? Is there a specific preference for which one to use under certain scenario?
This is a stupid question but when I open the ggplot2 editor I cant seem to get the full screen and I have to scroll? Is there a way to increase the size of this window so I can get full screen...
well crafted. thanks.
Thank you ❤❤
Nice crash course
we know *marvel's avenger,* now we know *Traversy Media Avengers*
where is Brad??
Is there a way to connect R with excel!? And make my R code work with excel and make my excel data readable in R ? If some could explain how to do this I will be very thankful.
there is a package to read data into R from excel documents, it was literally the first thing i did with R and one of the things that pulled me over from a lot of excel work i did.
if you use RStudio for R development, then you even get a graphical interface for the import process from excel documents and this will also write the import code for you.
the package is called readxl and it was written by Dr. Jenny Bryan github.com/jennybc
thank you
Great video!
eyyyyyyy
why is no one talking about Matrix easter egg
Brad: Programmers, *assemble.*
Thank you 😌
Hey brad, what is your process of choosing tutors for these videos. Looking at Bryan's channel, it isn't very old or has much viewership. So how do you find these niche channels and have you been always keeping up with other technologies or is it more about knowing the person and let them do what they want?
i cant speak for others but i emailed him and he looked at some of my content :)
@big papa stfu
R is nice, but D3.js = King. Nice tut btw
I do love me some D3.js network graphs. but the cool thing with R is that alot of amazing stuff is done with JS packages within R, so there are packages for instance that use mermaid.js for flowcharts and D3 for network graphs but everything is written in R code. :)
Thank you very much,please, try do r shiny tutorial.
Need a crash course on R, Oh sorry I mean RUST
Brad, Please Courses About Firebase
1:03:23
30:27 interesting
Great stuff! Can you do a Lua programming course?
czcams.com/video/iMacxZQMPXs/video.html
Great, Who is ready to watch from
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Hey, I just watched the whole thing because it was the closest I could find to a crash course and it served its purpose well, but I just wanted to leave a big piece of hopefully helpful criticism: stop "trying to sell" the language, or over-explaining things. By this I mean stuff like "and now we see it dropped x row. Here you could drop any row you wanted! color, model, drv, with just this one function!"
I feel like this is very much geared towards people at least slightly experienced with programming, so 50% of the talking being unnecessary "examples" was a bit exhausting :)
this is love comment
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I don't know why people go through the trouble and work of creating a technical tutorial video, then use a tiny font that nobody is going to be able to read unless they sit 2 feet away from a 50" monitor. (Note: Brad doesn't do this.) I was excited to see the R crash course, but frankly find it near useless.
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12 minutes until "how to make a file". I wonder how much longer until the first line of code 🤔 In my experience with podcasts, those that jump into the actual matter within the first three seconds tend to be way more successful 😅
Thats why the timestamps are there, if making a tutorial for someone completely brand new to the subject its also often helpful to give a little background, install the tool, setup the working environment so someone can get started, for people who dont need that they can use the time stampes :)
Bryan Jenks Oh, I totallly didn't notice 🙈 Thanks a lot for the hint 🙂 I'm looking forward to watching the part about the language 😊
@@chickenduckhappy No worries! R is honestly a quirky tough language so when it comes to teaching it they widely accepted way is less about "here's how to write an if statement" and more about "here's how to do something with your data" so thats what i mostly show here. If you enjoy R i do make a lot of videos on it :) enjoy!
Bryan Jenks One more thing 🙈 The font is just legible for me on my phone but I guess lots of people will have to switch to larger screens 🤔
@@chickenduckhappy this is something ive been bad about, i need to zoom in a lot more, im taking this into account for future videos and added it to me pre-flight checklist lol