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Coursera Developing Data Products - Quiz 2
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title: "Developing Data Products - Quiz 2" | |
output: html_document | |
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Q1 | |
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In the slidify YAML text. Changing the framework from io2012 to shower does what? | |
**Answer** | |
It changes the html5 framework thus changing the style of the slides. | |
Q2 | |
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You wrote R code in a slidify document as follows | |
```{r, results='hide', eval=FALSE} | |
fit <- lm(y ~ x1 + x2 + x3) | |
summary(fit) | |
``` | |
If you want to hide the results of the CODEsummaryCODE statement (yet still have it run) what should you do? | |
**Answer** | |
Add a results = 'hide' option in the {r} call of the code chunk | |
Q3 | |
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You wrote R code in a slidify document as follows | |
```{r, echo=FALSE} | |
y <- rpois(10, 1) | |
x1 <- sample(1:10) | |
x2 <- sample(1:10) | |
x3 <- sample(1:10) | |
fit <- lm(y ~ x1 + x2 + x3) | |
summary(fit) | |
``` | |
If you want to display the results, but not the actual code, what should you do? | |
**Answer** | |
Add a echo = FALSE option in the {r} call of the code chunk | |
Q4 | |
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R studio presentation tool does what? | |
**Answer** | |
Creates HTML5 slides using a generalized markdown format having an extention Rpres and creates reproducible presentations by embedding and running the R code from within the presentation document. | |
Q5 | |
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In Rstudio presenter, if you do not want the code to be evaluated, what option do you need to add to the {r} options? | |
**Answer** | |
eval = FALSE | |
Q6 | |
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When presenting data analysis to a broad audience, which of the following should be done? | |
**Answer** | |
Explain why each step was necessary. |
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