googleVis | Interface between R and the Google Chart Tools | Data Visualization library
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kandi X-RAY | googleVis Summary
The googleVis package provides an interface between R and the Google's charts tools. It allows users to create web pages with interactive charts based on R data frames. Charts are displayed locally via the R HTTP help server. A modern browser with Internet connection is required. The data remains local and is not uploaded to Google. Check out the examples from the googleVis demo. Please read Google's Terms of Use before you start using the package.
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QUESTION
I am trying to use a couple of GoogleVis chars in the R markdown file for illustration. However, the result R markdown file doesn't show any of the GoogleVis charts and it doesn't yield any errors or warnings. Here is the link on the Rpub to the R markdown:
https://rpubs.com/VoyagerWSH/688334
I have enabled Adobe Flash in my browser and I have used the following r chunk settings.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-09 at 04:22add the following statement in the R chunks to write only the chart component of the HTML file into the output file
QUESTION
I am working on a Shiny app that includes an interactive Sankey diagram. My quandary is this: I prefer the aesthetics of the plots generated with the ggalluvial package (especially the ability to easily color links by some factor), but it does not natively support tooltips where the user can see details about the link or node when they click or hover on it (as in networkd3 or googleVis Sankey diagrams). Plotly does not support geom_alluvium and geom_stratum, so ggplotly() does not appear to be an option in this case.
I have essentially no JavaScript experience, so I apologize if this question is too vague and open-ended. I would like to know what is necessary to enable tooltips on ggalluvial plots in Shiny.
To be more specific, here is some example code for a shiny app with a basic Sankey diagram in it. My desired behavior would be to enable a tooltip to appear when the user hovers (or alternatively clicks) on a link between two nodes that gives some information about the IDs of the flows. For example in the screenshot below, I would like a box with 1,3
in it to appear when the user hovers over the area in upper left indicated with the arrow, and 7,9
when they hover over the arrow in lower left. Those are the values in the ID
column that correspond to the flows they are hovering over.
Any guidance on how to do this?
screenshotArrows indicate examples of where tooltips should appear.
code ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-27 at 13:06Here is an answer to my own question. I am using a slightly modified version of the example data which better illustrates my original intention. In this example data, the rows are grouped so that rows with the same cluster ID and the same trajectory are next to each other.
Another difference from the original question is that for now, I was only able to extract the coordinates of the flow polygons from ggalluvial
if the argument knot.pos = 0
is set, resulting in straight lines instead of the smooth curves constructed from splines.
However, I was able to get the tooltips to give the correct behavior. In this test app, when the user hovers over an alluvium (flow polygon), a tooltip showing the flows appears. When the user hovers over a stratum (node), a tooltip showing its name and the number of flows going through it appears.
The tooltip code was modified from this GitHub issue on shiny. Also note I use an unexported function, ggalluvial:::data_to_xspline
.
Hovering over an alluvium
Hovering over a stratum
CodeQUESTION
I am trying to create an interactive shiny app that shows the user a Plotly map and allows the user to select different counties in the U.S. Then it can use the info on the selected counties to generate a GoogleVis motion chart. I have successfully constructed the program locally, and here is the ui and server function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 00:54It may because the browser defaults on blocking the usage of flash. It can be enabled in Chrome like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to create an interactive shiny app that shows the user a Plotly map and allows the user to select different counties in the U.S. Then it can use the info on the selected counties to generate graphs and plots. However, it seems that the choropleth map only returns the curveNumber, pointNumber, and z value upon selection. How can I identify the selected county from this info? Or how can I make it gives the county names upon selection? Here is my ui and server function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 08:37You can add customdata in plotly's add_trace
QUESTION
I am trying to create an interactive map using Plotly in the Shiny app that allows the user to select the region by box select and lasso select on the map, then it can return a GoogleVis motion chart showing the statistics on the region selected within the Shiny app. However when it comes to the output function of GoogleVis:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 20:25When I run
QUESTION
I am trying to create an interactive map using Plotly in the Shiny app that allows the user to select the region by box select and lasso select on the map, then it can return a GoogleVis motion chart showing the statistics on the region selected within the Shiny app. Here is the UI function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 15:09You had a few issues. In your case, actionButton
is better than submitButton
. You need to have an observeEvent
for this button in the server. When you melt
, you need a data table. Lastly, countyNames
was misspelled in one case. As I could not install googleVis, you should uncomment that part and run on your pc to get the motionChart
. You should be able to fix the remaining part.
The following code gives the output at the bottom.
QUESTION
I have build a shiny application which works completely fine when I am running it through RStudio. But when I am trying to publish my R application through Shiny it is getting as error. This is the message below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-28 at 13:35It looks as if the file Cleaned_Prop_Data.csv is available on your local machine but not wherever you are publishing your app.
QUESTION
R Gurus,
I need your help to determine multiple overlapping timelines in R using tidyverse/dplyr.
Here is the dataset:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-26 at 07:41A solution using map2_chr
:
QUESTION
I am trying to build interactive multi-level sankey diagram using R. I can't find the solution how to assign the levels to nodes. For example, a1 node should be on the second level in chart but not in the fifth. It seems that the package assigns to the last node in the chain the rightmost position, which is not preferable in my case.
I tried different packages like echarts4r
, networkD3
, ggvis
but it seems that these packages doesn't provide the functionality to manage levels in graph.
If you know how to solve this issue, please, share.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 14:54Using networkd3, change sinksRight = TRUE
to sinksRight = FALSE
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