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SocialDataBlog’s kind reference in post Horizon plots with ggplot (not) motivated me to finish what the post started. I knew that ggplot2 would be a little more difficult to use for the purpose of a horizon plot, but I felt compelled to provide at least one example of a horizon plot for each of the major R graphing packages. I achieved a good result but the code is not as elegant or as flexible as I would like. Readers more comfortable with ggplot2, please bash, fork, and improve.
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