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Ramnath design rCharts wich combine the powerful of open source R and D3.js.Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't.
It give very pretty plots. Here is some code, using package XML to collect the data from http://www.sochi2014.com/fr/classement-des-medailles and plot a kind of sankey diagram with rCharts
@Ramnath wrote this :
https://gist.github.com/ramnathv/4b810adae24f168d4330 and the result look like :
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| Plot with Open source R and rCharts library |
I wrote a piece of code to create a sankey diagram and the result look like we see below
> mm = subset(meltP,select=c(Country, Medal, Count))
> colnames(mm) <- c("target","source","value")
> sankeyPlot <- rCharts$new()
> #We need to tell R where the Sankey library is.
> #I put it as a subdirectory to my current working directory (.)
> sankeyPlot$setLib('rCharts_d3_sankey-gh-pages')
> #We also need to point to an HTML template page
> sankeyPlot$setTemplate(script = "rCharts_d3_sankey-gh-pages/layouts/chart.html")
> sankeyPlot$set(
+ data = mm,
+ nodeWidth = 15,
+ nodePadding = 10,
+ layout = 32,
+ width = 900,
+ height = 600
+ )
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