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    CSE 3020 Data Visualization (L13+L14) Lab Assessment - 1: For All The Questions

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    This document provides instructions for a data visualization assessment in R programming. It includes 7 sections covering basic R commands, object assignment, sequences, matrices, summary statistics, subsetting vectors, and matrix operations. Students are asked to complete the commands in each section and submit their work along with screenshots of the output by a deadline of February 9th, 2022. Proper syntax and naming conventions are required.

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    CSE 3020 Data Visualization (L13+L14)

    Lab Assessment - 1

    For all the questions:


    1. Syntax
    • All Syntax must include your name in comment
    2. Output Screenshot are required
    • All output Screenshot must include your name
    3. Without your name, assessment will not be evaluated
    4. Deadline for submission: 09-Feb-2022
    5. Assignment submission: VTOP
    6. Weightage: 10
    7. Roll No. and Name should be in the Header of file.
    8. Be creative and Be Genuine.
    CSE3020 Data Visualization
    Assessment I-Basic R Programming

    1. Create the following sequences using the commands rep and seq.

    a) 123456789

    b) "m" "w" "m" "w" "m" "w" "m" "w" "m" "w"

    c) 123412341234

    d) 444333222111

    e) 122333444455555

    f) 1 1 3 3 5 5 7 7 9 9 11 11

    2.

    a. Try the commands sqrt(16), 16^0.5. Compute 43 . 2.

    b. Try the commands log10(1000), log(1000), exp(log(1000)).

    c. Try the command log2(64). Make sure you understand different


    logarithmic functions.

    d. Try the command ?log.

    e. Try the commands pi, round(pi), round(pi, digits=4), and


    trunc(pi).

    f. The sine and cosine functions are implemented in sin and cos.
    Calculate sin(π), cos(π), sin(π/2), cos(π/2)

    3. Try the following and record the outputs and describe the effect of the
    commands

    a. > 2 + 3
    b. > x = 2 + 3

    >x

    c. > y = c(2, 3)

    >y

    > sum(y)

    d. > v = c(5: 40)

    >v

    e. > length(v)

    f. > v[10]

    g. > v[-10]

    h. > z = c(3:10)

    >z + 5

    i. > 2 * z

    j. > w = c(6.9, 2.7, 0, -11.3, 5.5, -7.8, 4.1, 3.2)

    >w + z

    k. > w * z

    l. > w / z

    m. > w^2
    Programs based on R Basics

    Try the following commands and record the output along with the effects of the
    commands

    1. > 4+6

    2. Object Assignment:

    >x<-6

    >y<-4

    >z<-x+y

    >z

    3. >ls()

    4.> sqrt(16)

    5. >rm(x,y)

    6. > z<-c(5,9,1,0)

    2.
    i. > x<-c(5,9)

    a. y<-c(1,0)

    b. z<-c(x,y)

    ii. >x<-1:10

    iii. >seq(1,9,by=2)

    iv. >seq(8,20,length=6)
    v. >x<-seq(1,10)

    vi. >rep(0,100)

    vii. > rep(1:3,6)

    Viii > rep(1:3,c(6,6,6))

    iX >rep(1:3,rep(6,3))

    3.

    >x<-c(6,8,9)

    y<-c(1,2,4)

    (i) >x+y

    (ii) > x*y

    (iii) >x<-c(6,8,9)

    (iv) > x+2


    4. Define x<-c(4,2,6) y<-c(1,0,-1)

    Decide what the result will be of the following:

    [1] length(x)

    [2] sum(x)

    [3] sum(x^2)

    [4] x+y

    [5] x*y

    [6] x-2

    [7] x^2

    5. Decide what the following sequences are and use R to check your answers:

    (i) 7:11

    (ii) seq(2,9)

    (iii) seq(4,10,by=2)

    (iv) seq(3,30,length=10)

    (v) seq(6,-4,by=-2)

    6. Determine what the result will be of the following R expressions, and then use
    R to check you are right:

    [1] rep(2,4)
    [2] rep(c(1,2),4)

    [3] rep(c(1,2),c(4,4))

    [4] rep(1:4,4)

    [5] rep(1:4,rep(3,4))
    6. Consider

    > x<-

    c(7.5,8.2,3.1,5.6,8.2,9.3,6.5,7.0,9.3,1.2,14.5,6.2)

    Find out the following:

    > mean(x)

    > var(x)

    > summary(x)

    > x[1:6]

    > x[7:12]

    > summary(x[1:6])

    7. If x<- c(5,9,2,3,4,6,7,0,8,12,2,9) decide what each of the following is and use R to


    check your answers:

    1. x[2]

    2. x[2:4]

    3. x[c(2,3,6)] 5

    4. x[c(1:5,10:12)]

    5. x[-(10:12)]
    Matrices

    Try the following commands

    1. x<-c(5,7,9)
    y<-c(6,3,4)
    z<-
    cbind(x,y) z

    2. dim(z)

    3. rbind(z,z)

    4. z<-matrix(c(5,7,9,6,3,4),nrow=3)

    5. z<-matrix(c(5,7,9,6,3,4),ncol=3)

    6. z<-matrix(c(5,7,9,6,3,4),nr=3,byrow=T)

    7. z<-matrix(c(5,7,9,6,3,4),nr=3,byrow=F)

    8. y<-matrix(c(1,3,0,9,5,-1),nrow=3,byrow=T)

    9. y+z

    10. y*z

    11. x<-matrix(c(3,4,-2,6),nrow=2,byrow=T)

    12. y%*%x

    13. t(z)
    14. solve(x) inverse of the matrix
    15. Extract sub-components of matrices

    a. z[1,1]

    b. z[c(2,3),2]

    c. z[,2]

    d. z[1:2,]
    2.

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