now, you will dive in to understanding how linear models vary from sample to sample. here two random samples from a population are plotted onto the scatterplot. the population data (called popdata) already exists and is pre-loaded, along with ggplot and dplyr.

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Using the whole dataset, popdata, plot response vs. explanatory, we will add a point layer using geom_point() and add a smooth trend layer using geom_smooth(), with the linear regression method, "lm", and no standard error ribbon, se = FALSE.

What is dataset?

A collection of data is referred to as a dataset. When dealing with tabular data, a dataset is equivalent to one or more database tables, where each row corresponds to a specific record of the dataset in question and each column represents a specific variable. The dataset includes values for each variable, including things like an object's height and weight, for each set member. A group of files or documents can also make up a dataset.

Datasets are used to measure the information made available in a public open data repository in the open data discipline. Over a million datasets are gathered by the European data.europa.eu portal.

# Using popdata, plot response vs. explanatory

ggplot(___, aes(x = ___, y = ___)) +

 # Add a point layer

 ___() +

 # Add a smooth trend layer, using lin. reg., no ribbon

 ___(method = "___", se = ___)

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