Add a legend in ggplot
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May 01, 2020 · # ggplot Grammer of Graphics ### ggplot uses slightly different syntax as base R, this will take a bit to get used to. But is super powerful once you get it.+ ### just like you can structure a sentence in many ways, you can structure a ggplot command in many ways. We're going to put the "noun", the data within ggplot() function.
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Add the following three lines to the code for Figure 8.2a before the closing }. abline(v = 220, lty = 2, lwd = 2) abline(h = 80, lty = 2, lwd = 2) segments(100, 85, 350, 60, lwd = 2) Figure 8.6b – Based on Table 6.1 omitting eight outliers (loomweights) Add the following three lines to the code for Figure 8.2b after the line
[DOCX File]Using ggplot2
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The ‘traditional’ way (using the ggplot() function) can be difficult but offers a lot of power. The simple way (using qplot) is more straight-forwrad, but can be a bit more limiting. The easy way: qplot. qplot stands for quickplot, and either function name can be used. It wraps up all major plotting methods into one function.
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Spatial maps and geocoding in R. Install packages. install.packages("mapproj")install.packages("ggmap")install.packages("DeducerSpatial") load packages
[DOCX File]Stat. 450 Section 1 or 2: Homework 2
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With show.legend = FALSE, no legend is include in the plot. This was good earlier in the book where there are 3 plots made side-by-side. But legends should be include all the time so the visualization is …
[DOCX File]Importing data .ps
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The first step in creating a ggplot2 graph is to define a ggplot object. We do this with the function ggplot, which initializes the graph. If we read the help file for this function, we see that the first argument is used to specify what data is associated with this object:
[DOCX File]Item Response Theory
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For participant j and question i, we can think about the log-odds of sucessfully answering a question as being related to both the difficulty of the question and the ability of the person. The simplest version of this would be to take a factor θ j related to the ability of the person and add to it a value related to the easiness of each question.
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boxplot(LF.Count, horizontal=T, bty="n", xlab="lionfish counts", ylim=c(0,55), cex.lab=1.2)
[DOCX File]Stat. 651 ggplot2
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Now add the overall data to the plot to compare with NJ. p
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