Test for the Assumptions of Linear-Regression-Using-R #3
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Thanks for the submission. Can you have all these as either a quarto file or R notebook file? Ideally, inside a single folder for training? The code should also be in an executable code block so users know it is code that should be copied. |
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Hello Amanda,I have received the message and it will be done as instructed.Thank you.
On Tuesday, May 7, 2024 at 06:56:22 PM GMT+1, Amanda L Martin ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks for the submission.
Can you have all these as either a quarto file or R notebook file? Ideally, inside a single folder for training?
The code should also be in an executable code block so users know it is code that should be copied.
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This short online training demonstrates the use of R-Language for test of the assumptions of Linear Regression Model. This material was used in Offa-R-Users-Group for short training.