only the data itself and one row containing the column–names remain.
Once the data has this form, it can be exported as a CSV (“comma seperated
values”) file, e.g. to C:/tui.csv.
After conversion to a CSV–file, the data can be loaded into R. In our case, the
tui–dataset is imported by typing
tui <- read.csv("C:/tui.csv", header=T, dec=",", sep=";")
into the R–console. The right–hand side,…
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