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Dear Readers of The Chemical Statistician,
While working in my job at the British Columbia Cancer Agency, I learned about a wonderful new data visualization resource from a colleague who works at the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control. I want to share this with you, as I think that it will help you immensely in your efforts to plot data in R.
Joanna Zhao, an undergraduate researcher in the Department of Statistics at the University of British Columbia, produced a visual index of over 100 plots using ggplot2, the R package written by Hadley Wickham:
http://shinyapps.stat.ubc.ca/r-graph-catalog/
Click on a thumbnail on the above web page – you will see the figure AND all of the necessary code to reproduce the figure. These plots are from Naomi Robbins‘ book “Creating More Effective Graphs”.
If you
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- want to make a good plot in R
- roughly know what the plot should look like
- but could really use an example to get started,
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