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Showing posts with label r language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label r language. Show all posts
01 June 2024

📊Graphical Representation: Graphics We Live By (Part VIII: List of Items in Power BI)

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Graphical Representation Series Introduction There are situ...
13 April 2024

📊R Language: Using the lessR Package in Microsoft Fabric's Notebooks (Test Drive)

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I've started to use again the R languages for data visualizations. Discovering the lessR package, which simplifies considerably the...
01 April 2024

📊R Language: Data Transformations (Part I: Temperatures' comparison between F° and C°)

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The time series used for weather analysis use either Fahrenheit (F°) or Celsius (C°) for the temperature values. Looking at the A and B...
25 March 2024

📊R Language: Regression Analysis with Simulated & Real Data

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Before doing regression on a real dataset, one can use as minimum a set of simulated data to test the steps (code adapted after [1]): ...
19 March 2024

📊R Language: Drawing Function Plots (Part II - Basic Curves & Inflection Points)

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For a previous post on inflection points I needed a few examples, so I thought to write the code in the R language, which I did. H...
29 February 2024

📊R Language: Visualizing the Iris Dataset

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When working with a dataset that has several numeric features, it's useful to visualize it to understand the shapes of each feature...
26 February 2024

📊R Language: Data Summaries without Using a DataFrame

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Coming back to the R language after several years and trying to remember some basic functions proved to be a bit challenging, even if t...
22 December 2019

💠SQL Server: Using the R Language in SQL Server 2016 (Hello World & Working with Data Frames) [new feature]

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One of the most interesting features coming with SQL Server 2016 is the possibility to run external scripts written in the R language or Pyt...