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Last Tuesday I attended the LondonR user group meeting, where Rich and Andy from Mango argued about the better package for multivariate graphics with R: lattice vs. ggplot2. Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't.
As part of their talk they had a little competition in visualising London Underground performance data, see their slides. Both made heavy use of the respective panelling / faceting capabilities. Additionally Rich used the
panel.groups argument of xyplot to fine control the content of each panel. Brilliant! I had never used this argument before. So, here is a silly example with the iris data set to remind myself of panel.groups in the future.
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