Posted by DataCamp July 30th, 2015.
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R allows you to create different plot types, ranging from the basic graph types like density plots, dot plots, bar charts, line charts, pie charts, boxplots and scatter plots, to the more statistically complex types of graphs such as probability plots, mosaic plots and correlograms.
In addition, R is pretty known for its data visualization capabilities: it allows you to go from producing basic graphs with little customization to plotting advanced graphs with full-blown customization in combination with interactive graphics. Nevertheless, not always do we get the results that we want for our R plots:
Here’s a quick list of what’s included:
1. How To Draw An Empty R Plot?
2. How To Set The Axis Labels And Title Of The R Plots?
3. How To Add And Change The Spacing Of The Tick Marks Of Your R Plot
4. How To Create Two Different X- or Y-axes
5. How To Add Or Change The R Plot’s Legend?
6. How To Draw A Grid In Your R Plot?
7. How To Draw A Plot With A PNG As Background?
8. How To Adjust The Size Of Points In An R Plot?
9. How To Fit A Smooth Curve To Your R Data
10. How To Add Error Bars In An R Plot
11. How To Save A Plot As An Image On Disc
12. How To Plot Two R Plots Next To Each Other?
13. How To Plot Multiple Lines Or Points?
14. How To Fix The Aspect Ratio For Your R Plots
15. What Is The Function Of hjust And vjust In ggplot2?
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