The reason you needed the tilda is because you want to feed across a function as the second argument. The tilda and dot notation is a way to write an anonymous function but it's not the recommended way as of when I'm writing this. Now you specify the arguments of the anonymous function like \(x) . I'll be excited to see what your code at present day looks like

I have seen phds in MIT who can not even explain half of these as half-good as he is. How come this dude is not already in one of the IVYs? Thanks to make this accessible! Well appreciate it!

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I'm too irreverent for the Ivy's :)

pls, continue to give such quality and crisp content

Dear sir, i have been following your videos for sometime it changed my thinking perspective on statistics. thank you for making such resourceful content and by the way, when can we expect a video on kaplan meier curves with cox regex model

Why recode and not ifelse? x