When it comes to clumsy column headers
namely., wide ones with spaces and special characters, I see many get panic and
change the headers in the source file, which is an awkward option given variety
of alternatives that exist in R for handling them.
One easy handling of such scenarios is
using library(janitor), as name suggested can be employed for cleaning and
maintaining. Janitor has function by name clean_names() which can be useful while directly
importing the data itself as show in the below example:
" library(janitor); newdataobject <- read.csv("yourcsvfilewithpath.csv", header=T) %>% clean_names() "
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Author undertook several projects, courses and programs in data sciences for more than a decade, views expressed here are from his industry experience. He can be reached at mavuluri.pradeep@gmail or besteconometrician@gmail.com for more details.
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