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Chapter 2. Tidying, manipulating, and plotting data with the tidyverse

Table 2.1. An example of untidy data. This table contains the running times for four runners, taken immediately before starting a new training regime and then for three months thereafter.

Table 2.2. This table contains the same data as table 2.1, but in tidy format.

Appendix Appendix. Refresher on statistical concepts

Table A.1. An example of data arranged in tabular format, where each row corresponds to a single hippo and each column corresponds to a different variable. Note that, culturally, hippos give their children names beginning with H.

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