Vinícius Félix

Data wrangler, stats nerd, and AI enthusiast. Turning data into insights and decisions. Always on the lookout for new challenges

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

@o_gabsferreira @zenorocha Mais legal não, mas o meu me representa bem https://t.co/OZB4sZRWel

[ClaudeDevs @ClaudeDevs]

You can now mod Claude Code:

- Change how it behaves
- Customize the UI
- Swap in your own features

Write one with a few lines of TypeScript, or have Claude build it for you. Mods ship inside plugins, so you install them with /plugin in the CLI or desktop app.

A few examples:

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

Wrong location kills good businesses.

Rent, foot traffic, competition, demand.

PlaceDecision helps you choose where to open, anywhere in the world.

https://t.co/7QK4h6Vkqa

#SmallBusiness #Retail #LocationStrategy

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

Wow! One of the most incredible summary functions I've ever seen, simple but so clear!

[Albert Rapp @rappa753]

Need a quick data summary? gt_plt_summary() from {gtExtras} is your friend 🥳

#rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_rev() allow us to reverse our levels order

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_reorder() allows us to change our levels order, by using a second numeric variable and also the function of our choice to summarise the metric to reorder it

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_relevel() allows us to manually define a new order for our levels

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_recode() allows us to recode each level manually

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_other() allows us to replace levels by a string. We can either keep or drop the levels in our factor

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_lump_n() allows us to keep only 'n' levels, and lumping the others

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_lump_min() allows us to replace levels that appear fewer than `min` times in our factor

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_lump_lowfreq() allows us to replace the least frequent level in our factor

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_inorder() allows us to order our factor by the number of observations of each level (descending)

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_inorder() allows us to order our factor by the order of appearance of the levels

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_explicit_na() allows us to add new level value to NA's

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_expand() allows us to add new levels to our factor

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_drop() allows us to drop unused levels in our factor

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_count() allows us to count the number of observations by each level of the factor

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_collapse() allows us to collapse factors in an other factor given by groups

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats

[Vinícius Félix @vbfelix]

fct_c() allows us to concatenate factors

#forcats #tidyverse #rstats