STAT545-hw-kamal-sepehr
Hi, this is the repository for my homework assignments for STAT 545 at UBC.
Click here for the STAT 545 website.
Use the below table to navigate my homework assignments:
| Homework # | File |
|---|---|
| 01 - Edit README.md and Use R Markdown | hw01_gapminder.md |
| 02 - Explore Gapminder and use dplyr | hw02_gapminder_dplyr.md |
| 03 - dplyr to manipulate and explore data | hw03-dplyr-manipulation.md |
| 04 - Tidy data and joins | hw04-tidydata.md |
| 05 - Factor and figure management; Repo hygiene | HW05_factor_figure_management.md |
| 06 - Data wrangling wrap up | HW6_Data_wrangling_wrap_up.md |
| 07 - Automating Data-analysis Pipelines | Hw07_Automating Data-analysis Pipelines.md |
| 08 - Building Shiny apps | HW08_Building_Shiny_apps |
| 09 - Building your own R package | HW09_Building_R_Package |
| 10 - Data from the web | HW10_Scraping_data_from_web.md |
Enjoy!
Welcome to me
My name is Sep, I did my undergrad in biology at UBC and am now doing my masters in genome science and technology, working in a diabetes lab at the life sciences institute.
I am also an arsenal fan! Though sometimes they drive me crazy
Here is a random table of some things I like and dislike:
| Thing | Like or dislike |
|---|---|
| Biking | :thumbsup: |
| Coffee | :thumbsup: |
| Apples (the fruit) | :thumbsup: |
| Apple (the company) | :thumbsdown: |
| Pollution | :thumbsdown: |
So...R Stats, Eh?
A few years ago I started working on this project to analyze some DNA sequencing data. I was using excel.
It was hell.
Excel Strugles
- Graphs were terrible.
- Poor formatting.
- Couldn't display the data the way I wanted.
- It was easy to accidentaly introduce errors to single data points.
- With big data sets excel would get laggy and even crash.
So... That's why I'm hoping R can save me.
Progress Report
This README.md file was edited in RStudio after initially creating this file and repository on github. I made edits, saved, commited, and then pulled and pushed to github. I had some trouble with syntax for things like links and pictures, but after some trial and error got it working. I kept finding typos so had to keep commiting over and over.
I found this site to be really helpful while putting this together: Markdown Cheatsheet