I\'ve been following the examples on similar posts, but to no avail. Here is an example of the problem I\'m seeing.
I am prepping a database for plotting in ggplot where I will plot a large geom_point() plot. I would like one set of point to stand out and was thinking of making a dummy column so that I could use th
I have an object from ggplot2, say myPlot, h开发者_运维技巧ow can I identify the ranges for the x and y axes?
I have a very large scatterplot of two categories where a dot is a \"hit.\" I wanted to make histograms across the top and side of the plot to represent the hits as seen on the following website: http
I have this project where I want to make the same plots for a variety of different data frames. I was thinking I could do this by writing a function that takes a data frame as an input and then return
I have the following data set: structure(list(Geschaeft = c(0.0961028525512254, 0.0753516756309475, 0, 0.0722803347280335, 0, 0.000877706260971328), Gaststaette = c(0.0981116914423463,
Let us say I have the following graph plotted using ggplot: Is there anyway to extend how much line length is开发者_开发百科 displayed in the legend? Sometimes, it just gets impossible to identify
I am using something like this to filter my data frame: d1 = data.frame(data[data$ColA == \"ColACat1\" & data$ColB == \"ColBCat2\", ])
I have an experiment where three evolving populations of yeast have been studied over time. At discrete time points, we measured their growth, which is the response variable. I basically want to plot
I have a line plot of prices for three stocks, which I normalise by taking the percentage change from the beginning of the period I am looking at. This seems to work fine, but instead of the coloured
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