In our first code lab on estimating pi with dart throwing, we talked briefly about algorithms. If you're new to algorithms, we can think of them as recipes, or instructions, for doing or computing something. Today, we'll dive a little deeper into some aspects of algorithms.
In our last two posts, we went over how to start making data visualizations in R with ggplot2. Now that we've finished that series, let's work on a Code Lab featuring exploratory data analysis! Today, we’ll be exploring patterns in urban bike share usage...
Now that we’ve had several posts on getting started with coding in R (see Part 1, Part 2, and More Resources) we’re ready to get started with our first Code Lab! In this post, we’ll see how we can estimate pi with dart throwing in R!
We just finished a two-part introductory sequence on Getting Started with Coding in R. Today, let's look at some other useful resources for getting started with R. ...
In our previous post on Getting Started with Coding in R (Part 1), we covered how to download and install R and RStudio. In this post, we’ll dive right into coding in R. We’ll do that by quickly building up some skills to complete the following: Write a function to count the total number of heads and tails in a series of coin flips.
In future posts, we'll explore some coding projects here. Before jumping in, we'll start with some basics. This post will be the first of two on getting started with coding in R. ...
When we shop online, we often get recommendations for other products that are similar to ones we've been looking at. Systems that recommend related products and services are frequently referred to as recommendation systems. In today's Code Lab, we'll code a simple recommendation system using something called cosine similarity!
In our last two posts, we went over how to start making data visualizations in R with ggplot2. Now that we've finished that series, let's work on a Code Lab featuring exploratory data analysis! Today, we’ll be exploring patterns in urban bike share usage...
Now that we’ve had several posts on getting started with coding in R (see Part 1, Part 2, and More Resources) we’re ready to get started with our first Code Lab! In this post, we’ll see how we can estimate pi with dart throwing in R!
