Basics of GIS mapping in R

[@mahmudurrahman9052]

I find this webinar quite useful as I was trying to learn basics for the geospatial analysis in r . Easy to follow and quite informative. Thanks

[@samweloudu6529]

I want to use a statistical model to analyze my data. what statistic model is suitable to use when I want to compare the relationship between two variables for which age group is more vulnerable to disease between under five and above 5 age group

[@jaumemasia6160]

Logistic Regression is widely used if the outcome is binary and works well in many cases. Poisson or Negative Binomial Regression is ideal if the outcome is count data with potential overdispersion. Chi-Square Test is suitable if you only want to test for association rather than quantify risk. Log-binomial Regression can be used for relative risk when the prevalence of disease is high.

[@mitchellr6927]

When I ran tm_shape(wes) + tm_polygons ... it told me "Error: Shape contains invalid polygons"

[@shroom_to_grow]

You can add tmap_options(check.and.fix = TRUE) and rerun the plot. You might have a warning message but it should plot.

[@bulldawgsmedia]

I want to get a Masters degree that is associated with GIS and r programming or something similar.
What degree should I shoot for?
Please help.

[@bulldawgsmedia]

I want to get my Masters in this exact thing.
What major should I shoot for?
Please help.
I want to use GIS and R programming or something similar.

[@laurefleury5946]

I guess geographic data science

[@haraldurkarlsson1147]

Very nice presentation but at this point I cannot imagine using anything but RStudio when working with R.