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QUESTION
I am working on network data and want to visualize it using sankeyNetwork()
from the networkd3 package in r.
In my data frame, I have a source node and a target node, value, and a grouping column group.
- How can I make the sankey plot without coloring the nodes (both source and target with no color)?
- I want to color the link lines by a variable group
LinkGroup = "group"
and I want to know how to make a legend to show that the different colors of the links are actually representing the group variable.
here is the code and the data frame...
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 20:16You can continue to let the link nodes be given automatically chosen colors based on their group, and effectively turn off coloring of the nodes with the NodeGroup = NULL
option/argument
QUESTION
I have a question on this Sankey plot in R. So basically I want to give different color for the line that connect the source and target nodes based on the variable group. Below are the codes I found from one of the R platform. Essentially the code give you the plot but the connecting line are similar in color. My question is how to give different color for the lines to know that specific group is represented in specific color.
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...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 16:59Following the example from the networkD3::sankeyNetwork
documentation you could add a links
variable to the data and set the LinkGroup
argument...
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-23 at 17:47The issue is how you set the baseline (y0):
QUESTION
I made a chart for airline incidents, and I want to replace the circle shape with a plane shape. I've made a pretty simple plane SVG and can't figure out how to use it in my chart. I appreciate any help you can provide. This is the SVG I'd like to use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 19:34You may need to do more to the transformation of your plane. But this will get you started.
QUESTION
Good evening, I have a dataset like the following and I'm trying to compute grouped violinplots. That all works. But now I'd like to add mean values + Standard deviations and if I add the order for that it looks very weird, so I guess the approach is different for grouped violin plots.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 00:11If you specify "position" and "width" you should be able to get them into the correct alignment, e.g.
QUESTION
How can I group the circle and text for each legend item?
I am having an issue with enter
/exit
. I can create the groups (g
), but I cannot append the text
/circle
elements.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 15:30The result of .enter()
is a selection that has corresponding datum
values, but does not have any nodes related to it. That is why we normally only merge at the very last moment, after having called .append("g")
.
QUESTION
I created a copy of the csv file in my local folder because i wanted to mess around with the data a little bit. When i get rid of the link and replace it with the name of my local csv file, the graph doesnt render for some reason. I have added a picture that shows my local file structure. it is in the same folder. What am i doing wrong?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-08 at 07:14d3.csv
is part of the d3-fetch
library. That library uses the native fetch
method to obtain a file from somewhere on the internet. It's unfortunately not able to deal with files on your hard drive.
You'll need to make the file available on localhost:
, just like you're probably doing with your react code. Depending on what you use, you might need to change your webpack/gulp/rollup configuration. Otherwise, if you have a server-side API running with Python/C#/Ruby just serve it from there as a static file.
In any case, the file name/directory will never work, try serving it through localhost.
Edit: serving the file you put on Github
QUESTION
I want to make a line chart that is shown in this link(https://www.d3-graph-gallery.com/graph/line_basic.html). I have LITERALLY copy pasted the code from the link and i am not getting ticks on the axis. I am using React.js. The picture below is the image i get. What am i doing wrong? I have tried pretty much everything and nothing seems to work
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-03 at 21:51Nevermind. The problem was with the package. I previously did 'npm i install', but when i did 'npm install d3', and i ran it, than it worked.
QUESTION
Using the VennDiagram
package, we can make a venn diagram like so with the venn.diagram()
function like so:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 15:54I figured out a way - there may be better way(s). This involves writing to tempfile()
instead of a file in the working directory and then reading it in with a few extra lines of code
Note: the only changes to the original code are the addition of
- 1 extra line at the start
temp_file <- tempfile()
- the rewriting of
filename = 'venn.png'
intofilename = temp_file
- 3 extra lines at the bottom
QUESTION
Here is the code for the Sankey diagram presented here in their 'Definition' section (you can also click their CODE button in the far right of the diagram.
https://www.data-to-viz.com/graph/sankey.html
How do we make the countries in left Africa, Europe, North America, etc. move to the left of their nodes similarly how the countries on right Africa, Europe, Latin America, etc. are on the right of their nodes? Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-19 at 17:15You have to have some way of identifying those nodes on the left versus those that are not (i.e. something to identify the nodes you want to apply special formatting to). You could add this information to your nodes data frame, then remember to add it back into the htmlwdigets
object after running sankeyNetwork
because only the necessary columns are retained. Then you can inject some custom JavaScript with htmlwidgets::onRender
to apply a special style to only those text nodes.
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