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Data Visualization with R

  • Number of Courses5 courses
  • Duration7 hours
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One of the best ways to analyze data is visually. It takes a fraction of a second to create connections and see patterns. Data Visualization is one of the best ways to sum up hundreds, thousands, even millions of data points at a glance.

Courses in this path

Beginner

Create simple charts using base R graphics and create advanced charts using ggplot2.

Creating Visualizations Using Base R Graphics

  • by Emilee McWilliams
  • 34m Duration
  •  (18)

Creating Visualizations in R Using ggplot2: R Playbook

  • by Emilee McWilliams
  • 1h 10m Duration

Intermediate

Format the elements of ggplot2 plots to customize the visualization for a specific purpose as well as adding annotations to plots.

Formatting ggplot2 Visualization Elements in R

  • by Martin Burger
  • 2h 54s Duration

Annotating ggplot2 Visualizations in R

  • by Martin Burger
  • 2h 42s Duration

Advanced

Create special-purpose plots using specific R packages.

Creating Special-purpose Plots: R Playbook

  • by Chase DeHan
  • 1h 33m Duration

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Emilee McWilliams
Emilee McWilliams
Emilee has an M.S. in Business Statistics from Mercer University and currently works as a Data Scientist. She has worked with data for 5+ years, spending the majority of her time in finance. She created marketing solutions at an investment management firm, consulted with lenders on risk models at a credit bureau, and currently works in consumer banking. Through her love of data, she has always had a passion for teaching. Prior to grad school, she worked as a teacher and enjoys simplifying comple... more
Martin Burger
Martin Burger
Martin studied biostatistics and worked for several pharmaceutical companies before he became a data science consultant and author. He published over 15 courses on R, Tableau 9 and other data science related subjects. His main focus lies on analytics software like R and SPSS but he is also interested in modern data visualization tools like Tableau. If he is not busy coding, blogging or working out new teaching concepts you may find him skiing or hiking in the Alps.
Chase DeHan
Chase DeHan
Chase is currently Lead Data Scientist at Tesorio and formerly was an Assistant Professor of Finance and Economics at the University of South Carolina Upstate. He holds a BS, MS, and PhD, all in Economics, from the University of Utah. Prior to graduate school, Chase served two combat tours to Iraq with the US Marine Corps and competed in the 2010 Winter Olympic Trials in Bobsled. Chase is passionate about building automated machine learning systems and is a regular speaker at academic and pra... more

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