Detect Relationships With Linear Regression (10 Must-Know Tidyverse Functions #4)
Written by Matt Dancho
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Group Split and Map are SECRET TOOLS in my data science arsenal. Combining them will help us scale up to 15 linear regression summaries to assess relationship strength & combine in a GT table. Here are the links to get set up 👇
My secret weapon
Group split is SERIOUSLY POWERFUL.
In fact, I use group_split()
almost every day. I use to convert data frames to iterable lists:
- Shiny Apps (making iterable cards)
- Modeling (Regression by Sub-Groups)
- Doing complex group-wise calculations - things you can’t do with group_by()
Let’s check group_split()
out. With 3 lines of code, we turn an ordinary data frame into an iterable.
Before
Boring old data frame.
After
Now we have a list of data frames (i.e. an iterable)
Modeling with Broom
So what can we do with this “iterable”?
How about detect relationships with a Linear Regression Model using Broom’s Glance Function!
And with a little extra work (thanks to Thomas Mock @rstudio & the gt
R package), we can create this INSANE TABLE! đź’Ąđź’Ąđź’Ą
That was ridiculously easy.
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