baseballr | package written for R | Analytics library
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baseballr is a package written for R focused on baseball analysis. It includes functions for scraping various data from websites, such as FanGraphs.com, Baseball-Reference.com, and baseballsavant.com. It also includes functions for calculating metrics, such as wOBA, FIP, and team-level consistency over custom time frames. You can read more about some of the functions and how to use them at its official site as well as this Hardball Times article.
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I am attempting to create a plot in R, plotting simple X & Y coordinates of individual locations for each pitch on a scatter-plot, categorized for different pitch types (baseball). There are 13 total possible pitch types, but my graph will only show between 3-7 types... not pitcher throws all 13 types. In addition to individual locations for each pitch, I want to plot the average locations, split by pitch type.
I want to assign each pitch type ("CH", "CU", "FF", ...) specific color-hex codes. Bear in mind, I plan to use this for other pitchers, with different pitch types (all coming from the same set of 13 pitch types). I would like the colors to be consistent across these different plots.
Currently, I am able to plot each individual X & Y coordinate, along with the averages. However, I cannot figure out how to assign my desired color-hex codes for each pitch type.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-27 at 22:57Here's an example with the iris
data. You should be able to define all the color codes once, and apply those. It will use the defined colors each plot needs.
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For reference, I'm using an R package called baseballr.
My code is the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-21 at 01:47I'm assuming that bat_leaders
is a data frame. If you want to manipulate data frames, I encourage you to look at the dplyr package. Much better than loops.
For example, this code will select rows where HR is not 50 (which seems to me a quicker way of saying either more or less than 50). It will also select the desired columns and rename HR
to homerun
:
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