You can find materials supporting this vid (and others) at github.com/equitable-equations/youtube.

yet another great video! i enjoy watching your videos not only to see proper R usage but also just to relax :D

No word to appreciate your approach and effort. Thank you too much!!!

thanks this was a great help!

Thank you sooo much for your R video lessons! They're fantastic!

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Excelente despliegue pedagógico, claro, conciso, visualmente muy bien logrado, con zoom y cambios de pantalla fáciles de seguir y muy acertados

Excellent video! I produced my first scatter plot within 2 days of starting to learn R. I have no programming experience.😊

Great video, thanks

Hi Prof: Thanks for the video. Once the 3 regression lines are plotted by species (after 12:50 on the video), is it still possible to use lm() to find the coefficients of each linear regression line? Thank you

what if I want a scatter that includes about 200 different entities e.g countries in the world, and i want to just highlight a particular country out of the rest, how do I go about it

My ggplot2 scatterplots on osx have points projected onto the axises. These are points that fall below say the x-axis but not the y-axis or visa versa. How do you get rid of them?

thanks for the tutorial, it helped a ton. I was wondering if one can add the r² value and the equation of the linear regression to the plot? Also: need to make a bunch of plots from the same table. Could I make a loop to correlate different columns of that table with one another and not have to enter every variable combination seperately?