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I am trying to add separate text for each bar to show statistical significance. Can someone please show me how I can add separate text onto each bar in facet? Also why text of a-axis on the last facet is cutting short? Also I am thankful to previous contributor for the code improvement. Here is my code:

I am trying to add text onto each bar, can someone please help me show how I can do? I am not a R user so please excuse my abilities. I appreciate your help. I got few responses earlier, like to use annotate or geomtext but i am not sure how to run them. Here is my code:

I have multiple images on my website with some text about each image.

Recently I simplified a text-only game I was making:

I have data like following

1. 12 x ATG 370 g, 12 x 720 ml, 1 Glas = 0.97, 1 kg = 2.03
2. versch. Sorten, 2 x 250 g, 1 Packung = 1.-, 100 g = 0.40
3. 2 x 950 g, 1 Packung = 4.98, 1 kg = 4.47, tiefgekühlt
4. versch. Sorten, 2 x 500 g, 1 Packung = 0.65, 1 kg = 1.-
5. 3,5 % Fett, 3 x 1 Liter, 1 Packung = 0.76, 1 Liter = 0.60
6. Krönung Balance gemahlen oder Krönung Aroma ganze Kaffeebohnen, 500 g, 1 kg = 6.44
7. versch. Sorten, 400 g, 1 kg = 5.60
8. 400 g, versch. Sorten, 1 kg = 5.60

Expected Outcome

1. 12 x 720 ml => { pack: 12, weight:720 , unit: ml }
2. 2 x 250 g. => { pack: 2, weight:250 , unit: g }
3. 2 x 950 g => { pack: 2, weight:950 , unit: g }
4. 2 x 500 g => { pack: 2, weight:500 , unit: g }
5. 3 x 1 Liter => { pack: 3, weight:1 , unit: Liter }
6. 500 g => { pack: 1, weight:500 , unit: g }
7. 400 g => { pack: 1, weight:400 , unit: g }
8. 400 g => { pack: 1, weight:400 , unit: g }

I tried the following code

Given a test.json file with content as follows:

I think my question has two parts:

1. What format does plotly expect the ids argument to be in?
2. How can I create ids that allow me to create a treemap with a duplicated label?

I'm trying to have a nested treemap with a shared label. For example, think of it as an "Other" category.
Here I am using Python 3.8 Plotly 4.9.0

Repurposing a plotly example:

As of my current knowledge now, I know that you can map an array from state to HTML elements and can make an array of elements that can repeat itself over and over again. However, is that any way for me to do the same but to map out items into a list so I can dynamically populate my dictionary?

So what I want is to have this:

I've put together a data preprocessing recipe for the recent coffee dataset featured on TidyTuesday. My intention is to generate a workflow, and then from there tune a hyperparameter. I'm specifically interesting in manually declaring predictors and outcomes through the various update_role() functions, rather than using a formula, since I have some great plans for this style of variable selection (it's a really great idea!).

The example below produces a recipe that works just fine with prep and bake(coffee_test). It even works if I deselect the outcome column, eg. coffee_recipe %>% bake(select(coffee_test, -cupper_points)). However, when I run the workflow through tune_grid I get the errors as shown. It looks like tune_grid can't find the variables that don't have the "predictor" role, even though bake does just fine.

Now, if I instead do things the normal way with a formula and step_rm the variables I don't care about, then things mostly work --- I get a few warnings for rows with missing country_of_origin values, which I find strange since I should be imputing those. It's entirely possible I've misunderstood the purpose of roles and how to use them.