Great video! The one thing that would be a neat added feature would be to report GLS, GAM and ML (such as random forest or mvtboost) function summaries.
Oh man, I totally agree! I was very happy about the features the package already has, but I also requested some new. So, if you, and more people would ask for the same feature on github, like "interpret random forest model result" or similar, the authors might be willing to implement it. I assume that, because the authors are young and smart and develop their packages steadily. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
AMAZING! I was watching your video content to learn how to report tests and interpret results and you delivered much more than I expected. Please never stop posting videos exploring the diversity of tools and applications of the R Language. Thank you.
Thanks so much for such a positive feedback! :) I'll try my best to post more often! The quality - quantity trade off is important though :) Hope other videos also deliver more than they promise. Please, always feel free to give a feedback, especially when you think I can improve something on the video production site.
Incredible contents, underrated channel!! Hey GOAT, can you make a video explaining how to do multinomial logistic regression and linear discriminant analysis please? Thanks!! Have a nice day.
the problem is that logistic regression analysis result needed to present OR , but the report package is not supported, that is the imperfection about the package
I never tried. But if you try and it does not, you can create a new issue at the github of the package, so that the developers know it's important. I, for example, requested nnet::multinom() reposting.
@@yuzaR-Data-Science your videos are excellent, with a lot of information in short time. I am watching since last week. Have you ever worked on meta-analysis packages ? If yes please plan some videos.
@@yuzaR-Data-Science Please could you help us on mixed effect logit model because I have read your articles on Mixed effects Model 1, 2, 3, and 4 for Random intercept, crossed vs nested Random effects, Random Slopes, and Logistics regression. I believe the video does better.
@@festusboakye3698 Mixed Effects Models are on my list! However, it might take some time, since the list is long. But it'll be coming. Thanks for the suggestion!