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QUESTION
In the below code, when plotting a beeswarm plot using a swarmplot function, I am observing that the data points are not getting scattered in data set 2. But if I change the data set to data set 1, the data points are getting scattered very well. I need that even with the data set 2, the points should be scattered very well. I have tried even by changing the scatter size but to no result. Can somebody help in figuring this out ??
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 14:51Get rid of the aspect=1
flag for axes
so that line reads
QUESTION
can you please check if my plot ideas are correct for context:
a series of 10 individuals described by continuous variable/a series of 200 individuals described by a continuous variable frequency distribution of a categorical variable with 10 categories: Histogram
a series of 300 individuals described by continuous variable and a categorical variable with 5 categories: swarm or beeswarm
a series of 200 individuals described by a numerical discrete variable with 5 modalities: barchart
a series of 200 individuals described by continuous variable and a categorical variable with 4 categories/a series of 200 individuals described by continuous variable and a categorical variable with 4 categories: box plot(edited)
a contingency table with two categorical variables with 10 categories and 3 categories/a contingency table with a numerical discrete variable and a categorical variable with 3 categories: stacked percentage bar chart
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Answered 2020-Nov-12 at 12:00There are many, many ways to plot your data. Here are some suggestions with examples:
Series of 10 individuals continuous variable:
QUESTION
My goal is to assign custom colours to the quantiles (first 25% of the data, second 25%, et cetera) for multiple beeswarm plots within a for loop. I have added my code and an image of a beeswarm plot. The grey coloured dots (see plot) need to be divided in four approximately equal groups in order to assign the custom colours to the dots. I am trying to do this with cut() and quantile().
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Answered 2020-Oct-31 at 14:21if I understand your problem correctly, you could "preprocess" the data before building the plot by adding a new column with the ntile() function (number according to quantile), than convert this new colum to a factor and finally build the plot with mapping this new column to the color asthetic.
QUESTION
I am using the beeswarm
package in R and have some problems customizing individual datapoints. I am using below data and code.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 05:03You're almost there, you just need a couple of minor changes:
QUESTION
I have a code that essentially produces a beeswarm plot with a boxplot. The plot p1 looks exactly how I want to, but for p2, I am attempting to facet against the variable in data and would like to have one x axis tick that matches the title of the facet. An example image of my desired output is attached.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 12:22Use "free_x" for scales, and set nrow to one row:
QUESTION
I'm using the 'beeswarm' package and want to plot an abline behind my points. The code below will plot the line on top of my points.
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Answered 2020-May-14 at 22:32You can just add a second call to beeswarm
at the end with the parameter add = TRUE
.
I've made the dots bigger in this example so you can clearly see them plotted over the abline
QUESTION
I want to know how many packages in my current library were installed from GitHub but can't find a way to go about it
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-06 at 18:09Use the source. If you examine the code for devtools::session_info()
the relevant info seems to be in devtools::package_info()
. The code for package_info is:
QUESTION
I would like to create a kind of categorical beeswarm plot where my observations (circles) are arranged by year on the x axis and also categorically by type on the y axis. I personally find .scalePoint()
easier to work with, but I'm beginning to think I might not be able to use it for this particular application. Here is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-10 at 11:44First of all, d3.scalePoint
is the best choice for the task, no doubt about it.
Back to the question, this piece of code running after each tick...
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Answered 2019-Dec-04 at 15:44I'am a bit limited on time today, but maybe this can point you in the right direction.
QUESTION
I want to represent the density of a number of variables as you would in a boxplot, violin plot, or beeswarm. But in this case, each variable would be a band with the density displayed as a gradient along the bar.
Hopefully I don't need to manually draw bars as filled shapes.
Imagine if instead of the violins or boxplots, there was a bar with a gradient representing the density.
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Answered 2019-Oct-24 at 17:38So this is my closest approximation of what I got from your question:
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