Abdul Majed Raja has a dplyr tutorial:
dplyris one of the most popular r-packages and also part oftidyversethat’s been developed by Hadley Wickham. The mere fact thatdplyrpackage is very famous means, it’s one of the most frequently used. Being a data scientist is not always about creating sophisticated models but Data Analysis (Manipulation) and Data Visualization play a very important role in BAU of many us – in fact, a very important part before any modeling exercise since Feature Engineering and EDA are the most important differentiating factors of your model and someone else’s.
Hence, this post aims to bring out some well-known and not-so-well-known applications ofdplyrso that any data analyst could leverage its potential using a much familiar – Titanic Dataset.
This covers the main pieces of dplyr, including its pipeline. dplyr is a key part of the tidyverse, and knowing it well makes R so much easier. H/T R-Bloggers