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I’m talking tomorrow at useR! on making ggplots interactive with the gWidgets GUI framework. For those of you at useR, here is the code and data, so you can play along on your laptops. For everyone else, I’ll make the slides available in the next few days so you can see what you missed. Note that for confidentiality reasons, I’ve added some random junk to the sample values, so please don’t use this data for actual research. (If you are interested in chemical exposure data, contact the lab.)
Chromium data. Nickel data. Code for examples 1 to 4. Once we introduce example 5, the rest of the code needs a little reworking.
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