Week 12
TBA
Important
- Session I Olympe de Gouges (130) Wednesday 13h30-15h
- Session II Sophie Germain (2012) Friday 9h00-10h30
- Calendar
Labs
We will work on coding and package development, with following goals
- developping methods for
tidy,glance,methodsfor S3 classesFactomineR::CA,FactomineR::MCA. - investigate problems posed by output of
cancor - develop
autoplotmethods ofFactomineR::CA,FactomineR::MCA - special emphasis on documentation and testing
We still rely on the previous labs
- Lab 1 - Introduction to R and RStudio
- Lab 2 - Introduction to Data Visualization using Gapminder dataset
- Lab 3 - Working with
dplyr - Lab 4 Univariate categorical variables
- Lab 5 Univariate numeric variables
- Lab 6 - Linear Regression I
- Lab 6 - Linear Regression II
- Lab 7 - Linear Regression II
- Lab 8 Principal Component Analysis as an application of SVD
- Lab 9 Correspondence Analysis as an application of extended SVD
- Lab 10 Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Canonical Correspondence Analysis as applications of extended SVD
- Lab 11 Clustering with \(k\)-means
- Lab 12 Hierarchical clustering
Further work
Review the content of the two labs. Work out every part you do not already know. Report an issue if you are unhappy with the proposed solutions/hints.
Further reading
- Bin Yu and Rebecca Barter, Veridical Data Science
Rfor data science- Advanced
R- S3 classes
- S4 classes
Logistics
: you will work with the R programming language in this course.
You need either to install R, RStudio and VS Code on your computer, or to use your posit-cloud account.
Install Quarto on your computer to render the .qmd files.
Please follow the instructions here to install R, RStudio, VS Code, and Quarto or to access posit-cloud.
Please activate your ENT account (follow the instructions on Moodle). You will be able to access the PostGres server.
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