Data Manipulation with R
Data Manipulation with R involves using powerful packages like dplyr and tidyr to clean, transform, and summarize data efficiently for analysis and visualization It enables handling complex datasets through intuitive, readable code.
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Course Details
Language: R
Duration: Approximately 1–2 weeks (with practical exercises).
Difficulty: medium
Category: Programming
Certificate: Yes
Requirements
Basics of R
Content
01Introduction to Data
3 Chapters - 0/3 Completed
01
Introduction to Data
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What is Data Manipulation?
Introduction to dplyr and tidyr
Basic Data Operations in R
02Filtering and Selecting Data with dplyr
4 Chapters - 0/4 Completed
02
Filtering and Selecting Data with dplyr
4 Chapters - 0/4 Completed
Understanding Filtering and Selection in Data Manipulation
Using filter() to Extract Specific Rows
Using select() to Choose Specific Columns
Combining filter() and select()
03Transforming Data with dplyr
5 Chapters - 0/5 Completed
03
Transforming Data with dplyr
5 Chapters - 0/5 Completed
Understanding Data Transformation
Using mutate() to Add or Modify Columns
Using arrange() to Sort Data
Summarizing Data with summarize()
Grouping Data with group_by()
04Tidying Data with tidyr
6 Chapters - 0/6 Completed
04
Tidying Data with tidyr
6 Chapters - 0/6 Completed
Introduction to Data Tidying
Using pivot_longer() to Reshape Data
Using pivot_wider() to Spread Data
Using separate() to Split Columns
Using unite() to Combine Columns
Handling Missing Data with fill()
05Handling Missing Data and Data Cleaning
5 Chapters - 0/5 Completed
05
Handling Missing Data and Data Cleaning
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Introduction to Missing Data
Detecting Missing Data
Handling Missing Data: Removal
Handling Missing Data: Imputation
Handling Missing Data: Forward and Backward Filling
06Data Transformation with dplyr
7 Chapters - 0/7 Completed
06
Data Transformation with dplyr
7 Chapters - 0/7 Completed
Introduction to dplyr
Filtering Data with filter()
Selecting Columns with select()
Sorting Data with arrange()
Creating New Columns with mutate()
Summarizing Data with summarize()
Grouping Data with group_by()
07Handling Missing Data with NA in R
7 Chapters - 0/7 Completed
07
Handling Missing Data with NA in R
7 Chapters - 0/7 Completed