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R and R Studio have a number of packages that users have written to help you accomplish everything from importing, gathering, cleaning, analyzing, and displaying data (and I am sure I am missing and leaving a lot of things out!).
R and R Studio have a number of packages that users have written to help you accomplish everything from importing, gathering, cleaning, analyzing, and displaying data (and I am sure I am missing and leaving a lot of things out!).
Understanding how to use packages in R take a little bit of getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, you will be flying around using R to do some impressive things in no time!
Understanding how to use packages in R take a little bit of getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, you will be flying around using R to do some impressive things in no time!
Marin: How to Install Packages in R (6:24)
Marin: How to Install Packages in R (6:24)
Quant Psych: Installing packages (Github and CRAN) in R (11:15)
Quant Psych: Installing packages (Github and CRAN) in R (11:15)
Becoming a Data Scientist: How to Install Packages in R Studio and Handling Installation Errors (5:06)
Becoming a Data Scientist: How to Install Packages in R Studio and Handling Installation Errors (5:06)
What to do when two functions have the same name in two different R packages
What to do when two functions have the same name in two different R packages
Because R is developed by an open source community, it is not uncommon that multiple packages may use the same name for a function or dataset. If you load packages that use the same name for an object, R will warn that certain object(s) have been “masked”.
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