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Google unveils features for data-driven journalism using Google Trends: Learn how journalists can leverage Google Trends for creating compelling news stories through data analysis and real-time insights. https://ppc.land/google-unveils-features-for-data-driven-journalism-using-google-trends/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #DataDrivenJournalism #GoogleTrends #Journalism #DataAnalysis #MediaInsights

Google unveils features for data-driven journalism using Google Trends

Luís Rijo (PPC Land)
#journalism #dataanalysis #datadrivenjournalism #googletrends #mediainsights

📊 Missing values slowing you down? Learn how to find columns with all NA values in base R using efficient techniques like is.na() and apply(). Code examples included! 💡

👉 Read the full guide: https://www.spsanderson.com/steveondata/posts/2024-12-05/

#R #RStats #Programming #DataAnalysis #NAvalues #Blog #RProgramming #Data
ALT text: A screenshot of R code in a dark-themed editor. The code demonstrates how to create a sample data frame with four columns: "A" with numbers 1 to 5, "B" and "D" with all `NA` values, and "C" with letters "a" to "e". Below, the code identifies columns with all missing values using `colSums(is.na())` and stores the result in the variable `all_na_cols`, which is then printed. The code highlights R functions and syntax in different colors.

How to Find Columns with All Missing Values in Base R – Steve’s Data Tips and Tricks

Find out how to easily identify columns in your R data frame that contain only missing (NA) values using base R functions. Streamline your data cleaning process with these simple techniques.
Steve's Data Tips and Tricks
#data #rstats #blog #programming #r #rprogramming #dataanalysis #navalues

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