Beyond Amphiphilicity RTG 2670: Self-Organization of Soft Matter via Multiple Noncovalent Interactions
Beyond Amphiphilicity

Workshop: Statistical literacy and R

Workshop: Statistical literacy and R

Supervisor: Peter Steigmann
Event Date: 13.01.2022 – 14.01.2022
Venue: online
Duration: January 13 – 14 2022 9 am – 4 pm

Management of R objects, workspace, Help system, R packages, data types, Working with GUI RStudio, importing and exporting of data, Importing/exporting foreign formats such as SPSS datasets or .*cho, Summary statistics, dealing with missing data, Modify data set structures, Extracting partial data sets (split, submit, which), Working with tables: Row sums, column sums, Frequency tables, Graphical representation of frequency tables, Special table functions, Overview on graphic types, Layout and graphic design, graphics output, Algorithms in Data Science, Data import, processing, modelling and visualization, Overview about the classification of algorithms in Machine Learning

The workshop language is English. Registration is closed.

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