Sort or Order Rank in R
Sort or Order Rank in R with sort(), order(), and rank() Functions. We will learn how to sort data in R using the sort(), order(), and rank() functions. These functions are essential for data...
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Divide data into groups in R
Divide data into groups in R, we will learn how to use the split and unsplit functions in R to divide and reassemble vectors into groups. These functions are useful when you need to...
Locate the pattern in R
Locate the first pattern in R, we will explore how to use the str_locate and str_locate_all functions in R to locate the position of patterns in a character string. These functions are part of...
Extract certain rows of data set in R
Extract certain rows of data set in R, we will learn how to extract specific rows of a data set using the slice function of the dplyr package in R. This function is useful...
Add text in specific location in R
Add text in specific location in R, The textxy() function in R is a powerful tool that allows you to add text to a specific location in a base R plot. This function is...
Select variables of data frame in R
Select variables of data frame in R, we will learn how to use the select and rename functions of the dplyr package to select and rename variables in R. We will use the dplyr...
Export output as text in R
Export output as text in R, The sink function in R is used to redirect the output of the console to a file or a connection. This allows you to capture the output of...
Positive or Negative in R
Positive or Negative in R, we will learn how to use the sign function in R to determine whether a numeric value is positive or negative. The sign function returns the signs of numeric...
Cross product of transpose of matrix in R
Cross product of transpose of matrix in R, you’ll learn how to calculate matrix cross products using the crossprod and tcrossprod functions. The cross product of a matrix and its transpose is a fundamental...
sweep function in R
sweep function in R applies an operation to a data matrix by row or column. The function takes five arguments: x, MARGIN, STATS, FUN, and any additional arguments. The sweep function in R is...
