Many R objects have S3 methods to plot associated with them.For instance, every R regression tutorial contains something like this:
I\'m updating a package that uses base graphics to one that uses ggplot2 graphics. In the base graphics version, users could supply a value for jj, which would then get scaled and passed to a jitter()
I am trying to figure out a neat way to remove unused factors from a facet in ggplot2. Here is a minimal example
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I\'m trying to resize a plot to fit into my document, but I\'m having difficulties getting the plotted diagram do be a square.
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I am using ggplot\'s geom_tile to do 2-D density plots faceted by a factor. Every facet\'s scale goes from the minimum of all the data to the maximum of all the data, but the geom_tile in each facet o