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Mr Wickham has developed a number of packages, known as the “Tidyverse”, that make handling data and number crunching in R more intuitive for new users. What really sets R apart is ggplot2.

Module 1 (M1) - Handling data - Pie charts Data can be presented in many ways that make it quicker and easier to read. It is important to choose the best way to present data.

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This action covers printing documents from applications and databases. Once the data is reproduced in paper form, Data Users should follow the handling requirements for printed information. Public: No ...

The Information Security Office has a course called Handling Data Safely to help UB community members who may come into contact with restricted or private data. The course explain the types of data ...

M4: Handling data Module 4 (M4) - Handling data - Histograms Histograms are a way of representing data. They are like bar charts, but show frequency density instead of the frequency.