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I am trying to install the calendR package on colab.

I am using the following:

I want to create a timeline plot that roughly resembles the example below: lots of overlap at some points, not a lot of overlap at others.

What I need: overlapping images should repel each other where necessary, eliminating or reducing overlap. Ideally I'd be able to implement either a vertical or horizontal repel.

I want to do it because it will be useful for making "picture plots" in R.

What I want to see, e.g.:

I have one solution from "boshek" with using ggimage, but it is a little limited.

I tried to make it with plotly.

I am trying to convert the following ggplot image to plotly using ggplotly:

I'm trying to build a visualisation with both drawn shapes (e.g. using geom_circle) and images. In both cases, I want to be able to position them on the page specifically with coordinates, rather than using one of the built in chart types.

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However, I can either get the circles with the correct aspect ratio (i.e. round not oval) or the images, but not both. In the example below, you can see the image is not shown as square when it is.

I have tried various things including coord_fixed, scale_size_identity and coord_cartesian, but to no avail. The overall output will be landscape, which is why I have set the cartesian limits as I have.

This is a simplified version. In the full version, I'll get the coordinates from the data (which I'm fine with).

Trying to make it so that I can add the bars on one by one for a bar chart in R. I know that there is a function called transition_layers, but haven't been able to make it work for the life of me. In the reproducible example below I have the bar moving over the years, but what I want is a new bar added one by one over the years and for each older bar to stay.

Libraries:

I am trying to use images (e.g. country flags) in a ggraph network. I was looking to use ggimage's geom_image, however I reckon that the function needs to be adapted to work with ggraph where we do not specify the x and y coordinates.

I am new on learning HTMl coding, and I wanted to train my self by rproducing the https://www.google.com/ page. Thus, I've added inputs to let the user making is researches.

There are two different types of reshearches I want to provide (jus as like in the Google's page). In the first one, by clicking on the "Google Search" submit input, the user is doing a classic research. While in the second one, when the user clicks on the "I'm Feeling Lucky" submit input, the user is directly taken to the first link that would have appeared if the ser would have done a classic research.

But the problem is that both of the two submit inputs are giving me a "classic research"and after looking for many answers in this forum, and also other ones, I still don't understand why does my html code doesn't work:

I wanted to add an image extracted from a webpage (LeBron_James assigned below) to the ggplot using ggimage package. How can i add it to the ggplot rscript below?