I have really resonated well with your teaching style. If you can produce more tutorials on data cleaning, creation of data pipelines(basically data engineering) that would have a substantial impact given that many content developers in this space are focused on model creation, we know that 80% of the time is spent in data cleaning. My two cents.
Im an applied statistics student and these videos are AMAZING. In 17 minutes you summarised multiple classes worth of dplyr knowledge, hell, I even learned some new stuff even though I've been using this package for almost 2 years now. I've watched most of your videos and I'm going to redo some of my old assignments using the stuff I've learned from your channel to assimilate the new knowledge. Thank you a lot for your work!!!
Trying to pick up R for my job (from a non-DS background) and getting so much out of these videos. Many lessons packed in and tips upon the rewatch since learning more - thank you for all the work you put into these ! 🙏🏼. Echoing the other commenters from this and other vids on your video and tutorial quality. Definitely my favorite tutorials on R that I’ve found!
hey, great video. BIG THANKS to all the work!! btw your [name] column in the MTV dataset seem to have leading and trailing space which may impact the inner join process. I used (strip.white=TRUE) when reading from the csv file, it seems working. again, really learned a lot from this fantastic tutorial video. really appreciate it : )
Really nice video! I had used lubridate before but not the way you showed off in the video. Gonna have to keep this series bookmarked to go back to for ref.
