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RE: Displaying Table Results In R

in #programming7 years ago

Although maybe not really applicable here, I also like the Pairs Scatter Plot.

I appreciate all your posts using R. I've learned something new each time (like the geom_text() ).You keep it simple, concise, and with examples, which (in my opinion) is the best way to learn something brand new...then once you get the basics of it, can expand and embellish it. As I'm continuing to learn more of the libraries and such with R and Python, I may be coming to you with questions.

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Your first statement reminds me that I forgot to include a plot with the facet_grid() option. I could've used this to make separate graphs by gender.

I do try to keep it simple and thorough as possible. There are so many libraries in R (and Python) and it is kinda hard to keep up. The main R libraries I think are dplyr, ggplot2, tidyr and stringr.

The geom_text() part with labels is really good. I learned from the R Graphics Cookbook (a very good resource with ggplot2 examples).

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