title: “KHÓA HỌC VỀ PTDL” author: “TranHongXinh” date: “2024-09-08” output: html_document # việc 3: đọc dL vào R ob = read.csv(“E:/R course/obesity data.csv”) # việc 4 dim(ob) head(ob) tail(ob) summary(ob) # việc 5 ob\(sex[ob\)gender ==“F”] = 1 ob\(sex[ob\)gender ==“M”] = 0 ob\(obese[ob\)bmi < 18.5] = “Underweight” ob\(obese[ob\)bmi >= 18.5 & ob\(bmi< 25] = "Normal" ob\)obese[ob\(bmi >= 25 & ob\)bmi< 30] = “Overweight” ob\(obese[ob\)bmi >= 30]= “Obese”
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