Thank you so much

Thanks. This is R simplified.

du you have any video on "merging netcdf file" ?

7 years ago, yet it's still relevant. Thank you!

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This is old but excellent. It is base R stuff and I am more interested in using the tidyverse for R but still this is excellent. It is not so much the code but rather that you walk the viewer through what your a doing rather than showing off coding skills. Also there is a point to the project. I did run into some issues when I tried to carve out a small geographic region and run the image.plot on it. It broke stating that there was an error in z (time) stating the nlevel - from must be finite number.

This video is so helpful, thanks.

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For the dates try: col_names = c("Year", month.abb[0:12]) which worked in readr with read_table().

Thanks for the help. What if my variable tm has units of hours since 1950-01-01 instead of seconds since 1970-01-01? I tried to modify that part in my script, but I get wrong dates. The dates i downloaded were from 2015-03-01 to 2015-03-31 (31 dates in total), and the dates i get from the as.POSIXct function are all from 1950-01-07 at diferent times in the same day.

Great video ! Thank you. Any ideas of why the map() function is not working for me? image.plot() plot without issue but when I try to add map(add=T) I get: Error in map(add = T) : argument ".x" is missing, with no default.

Thank you. Your videos are a HUGE help!

If you had a lot of data in a vector, then length() will return the data and length(unique()) will return how many unique vector values are in the vector

Please make a video on stock assessment modelling❤

I am trying to apply DINEOF to my data in my Mac system. Can you kindly help me?

Please , could you explain how can I determine Von bertalanffy growth variance Linf., K, to by R x= age while Y= length. Thanks

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can you please tell me how can i get access to the Trace metal concentrations table??

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Hi, I am having trouble with this. Can you do one for fire history dataset?

Hi! Your video is really helpful! It helps me to know other NetCDF files. I have two questions, could you help me: 1. The latitude in my original data is from 90 to -90. When I want to draw the world image "image.plot(lon,-lat,AET)", I have to put a negative to make this script work, but then the map was flipped (north in the bottom). 2. In the "image.plot(E_ts[,,1])", If I just import one grid, the dimension would be just 1 (only time => __ __ 365, otherwise I add one unit of length => 2 2 365). Is there any ways I can make it => 1 1 365? Thank you in advance!

Same question again, sorry - how can you have a value for N (total population of fish) when we are trying to estimate the population of fish?

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thank you!

I love the simplicity of your explanation , well explained. Thanks

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Clear instructions. Very helpful. Thanks.

Almost we dont know how to population size, why we have ''number of fish in the population'' could you help me? :/

Why N=1000?

Thank you.

I found this " Error, passed a 'start' argument that has NA values: 22 NA 1"

Thank you, sir !

you saved my dissertation, thank you king!!

It´s a great video. Do you know how to do a trend analysis with this type of netcdf file? I would really appreciate it if you could help me.

How do I add more lines to this graph? Like if I wanted to plot average, min, and max on the same plot?

Thank you very much! When I try to plot my data with image.plot, I get "error in seq.default(zlim[1], zlim[2], , nlevel) : 'from' must be a finite number". Do you know why?

Thank you for explaining in detail. It was really helpful. Below is another video for matrices in R studio. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4vOmnmwobh7hrc

Really helpful!

does anyone know how to obtain the average monthly temp anomaly for a given region?

what data are you working with, we need to refer to a table of some sort.

It's beautiful. Thank you.

For the first time, I have been able to plot data on R. I will remember this channel for a long time to come. Thank you!

If I have 6 different curve each has 7000 x,y points in excel How will do it?

Why I can't use map function? its not working for me

Thank You!

Great video and working example. Thank you very much for this, it's exactly what I have been struggling to do for the last few weeks through manual coding, rather than the use of packages.

How would you reduce the time window for the times series, say if I wanted 1900-01-15 to 1999-12-15? When I enter the 3rd dimension's position of the first date (241) and the count needed to take me to the second date (1199) into the anom_ts <- ncvar_get(), I get an error on the plot for the time series "'x' and 'y' lengths differ," having changed nothing else.

Thank you, this video really helps!