I have a large chart with many data points. When I create the qplot in R, the chart is auto-fitted to the window. Even if I maximize the window, the chart is still too small and details are lost. I wo
JD Long helped me with this: ques开发者_开发问答tion about manual annotation. But is it possible to do something similar on a facetted plot, such that the label style corresponds to the linestyle (ae
I\'m trying to override the text in some ggplot strips to incorporate Greek characters.Here\'s some sample data, and the base for the plot.
I need to modify the lm (or eventually loess) function so I can use it in ggplot2\'s geom_smooth (or stat_smooth).
I have a scatter plot in R (with ggplot2). The data has a numeric column (let\'s call it bin) which can contain various integer 开发者_JAVA技巧values or null.
I\'ve written an SQL query that tells me the names of the previous week\'s top 10 most frequent Alarms. And I\'ve written a query that takes those top 10 alarms and provides a YTD weekly totals for ea
I am trying to add a condition to geom_point size and I\'ve pasted my example below.I would like geom_point size to be 2 when n_in_stat is 4 or more, and size = 5 when n_in_stat is less than 4.I tried
At the end of a ggplot, this works fine: + opts(title = expression(\"Chart chart_title...\")) But this does not:
In R it is easy to turn a matrix into a boxplot > myMatrix [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] [,5] [,6] [,7] [,8] [,9] [,10]
Using ggplot2 I am plotting several functions and a series of points. I cannot figure out how to represent the points on the legend. I realize I need to use an aes() function, but I don\'t fully under
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