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It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince)
Yesterday I found a package called circular
and I could not suppress to do this:
Make your own floweRs:
require(circular) for (i in 1:8) { rose.diag(circular(runif(5000, 0, 2*pi)), bins = (25-round(abs(jitter(0, amount=2*i)))), axes=FALSE, border=rgb(255,50+204*((i-1)/8),50+204*((i-1)/8), alpha=255, max=255), ticks = FALSE, col=rgb(250,0+204*((i-1)/8),0+204*((i-1)/8), alpha=255, max=255), control.circle=circle.control(lty=0), shrink=0.22+(i-1)*(2-0.22)/8) par(new=TRUE) } for (i in 1:150) { q = runif(1)*pi*2 r = sqrt(runif(1)) x = (0.18*r)* cos(q) y = (0.18*r)* sin(q) points(x, y, col = rgb(255 ,sample(80:120, 1), 0, alpha= 95, max=255), bg = rgb(255 ,sample(100:200, 1), 0, alpha= 95, max=255), pch=21, cex=2) }
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