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How to load/import a data set into a R data frame

library(SDSFoundations)
bike<-BikeData
View(bike)

# What is the age of the 7th rider in the dataset?

> bike[7,2]
#[1] 45
# Frequency of cycling withing the data
table(bike$cyc_freq)
# Daily: 47; Less than once a month: 2;Several times per month: 14; Several time
s #per week: 58
#Frequency of cycling X Gender
table(bike$gender,bike$cyc_freq)
#Frequency of cycling for the 1st:10th - Method 1
table(bike$user_id<=10,bike$cyc_freq)
#TRUE Daily: 3
#Frequency of cycling for the 1st:10th - Method 2
#Creation of object cyc_freq_10 (vector): Cycling frequency of the first 10
cyc_freq_10<-bike[bike$user_id<=10,6]
#Table of contingency: Cycling frequency of the first 10
table(cyc_freq_10)
#Frequency of cycling for the 1st:10th - Method 3
#Another table (from a vector: no need for $)
table(bike[bike$user_id<=10,6])
#Creation of a new data frame (female), in which the gender is female AND (&) th
e
#cycling distance is Less than once a month
female<-bike[bike$gender=='F'&bike$cyc_freq=='Less than once a month',]
View(female)
#Speed of the first female who rides the bicycle less than once a month
> female[1,9]
#1) Find the number of students in the dataset (bike)
table(bike$student)
#14 students
#2) Pull out the student data into a separate dataframe for analysis.
student<-bike[bike$student==1,]
View(student)
#3) Find how often the students ride.
#Method 1: no additional vector (that is, from student dataset)
table(student$cyc_freq)
#Method 2: additional vector freq_stud
freq_stud<-student[,6]
View(freq_stud)
table(freq_stud)
#Method 3 :no need for vector student: crossing table
table(bike$student,bike$cyc_freq)

#Method 4: no need for vector student: crossing table:

#use of logical operators whithin table function
table(bike$student==1,bike$cyc_freq)
#4) Find the average distance ridden
#Method 1: vector distance from dataset student
distance<-student$distance
#Method 2: another line for vector distance from dataset student
distance<-student[,7]
#Method 3: directly from dataset bike
distance<-bike[bike$student==1,7]
#Method 4: directly from dataset bike II
distance<-bike[bike$student==1,]$distance
View(distance)
mean(distance)
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