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R Lab Guide: Upload & Visualize Data

This document provides instructions for using an R lab environment for data science projects. It explains how to 1) access the R lab, 2) upload datasets up to 20MB in size or split larger files, 3) delete datasets, 4) create and save R scripts, 5) run code, and 6) create visualizations like histograms. Sample code is provided to read in a CSV file and create a histogram of the age column.

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R Lab Guide: Upload & Visualize Data

This document provides instructions for using an R lab environment for data science projects. It explains how to 1) access the R lab, 2) upload datasets up to 20MB in size or split larger files, 3) delete datasets, 4) create and save R scripts, 5) run code, and 6) create visualizations like histograms. Sample code is provided to read in a CSV file and create a histogram of the age column.

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Lab Demo | Data Science with R

1. Path to locate the Lab:

LMS account > Course Icon > Projects > Lab Access > R - Lab

2. How to upload the dataset:

Click on Your datasets > Upload New Dataset > Select a file from your local Machine
****Note – Maximum dataset size supported is 20 MB. If your dataset size exceeds the limit kindly
follow the steps mentioned below:

i. Upload the dataset on [Link]

ii. Split the dataset into 2 parts and download locally.

iii. Upload the 2 parts in the lab using the `Upload Datasets` option

iv. To concat and use the data from 2 input files use the code mentioned below:

data1 = [Link]("/data/[Link].000", sep = ":", colClasses = c(NA, "NULL"), header = FALSE)


data2 = [Link]("/data/[Link].001", sep = ":", colClasses = c(NA, "NULL"), header = FALSE )
data = rbind(data1, data2)

3. How to delete a dataset from the available datasets in the lab for R:

4. How to create a new R-Script:


5. Save your R- Script:

6. How to Run your code:


7. How to perform visualization:

**Sample Code:

HData <- [Link]("/data/[Link]")

# mandatory statement to perform any visualization, the output will


# be saved as a png file (i.e. [Link]) as mentioned below

png(filename = "/output/[Link]")

hist(HData$AGE)

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