Understand annotate() to improve your plots | A ggplot2 Tutorial

[@VibeZ_1221]

Great video , thanks

[@zeffdronin6422]

i appreciate these videos. thank u!

[@kevalan1042]

This is useful.
I feel that the "next level" for ggplot would be to have a *bidirectional* interaction between the code and the plot. For example, we should be able to move the text annotation around in the plot (using the mouse), and that should update the coordinates in the code.

[@muhammedhadedy4570]

What an excellent presentation. Thank you a lot.

[@rfortherestofus]

Glad that you like it 😊

[@AlbertoFCabreraCasillas]

This presentation brings together the best books on tidy & ggplot (e.g., ggplot, r graphics textbook) in a clear manner. This presentation demystified for me the difference between geom_ and annotate_.

[@rfortherestofus]

Thank you, Alberto! I have been wondering about the difference myself for some time. So I'm happy that my explanation was able to help you.

[@dasrotrad]

Thank you such a great demo.

[@rfortherestofus]

You are very welcome! 😊

[@SebastianExtreme47]

How would I write sub/ superscripts in the annotate function? For example: I want to include an annotation with an equation an R^2 value. I've tried the up arrow but it just shows in the text?

[@rfortherestofus]

I think you need to use the {ggtext} package to make this work. Let me know if that helps!

[@erikgahnerlarsen]

Great stuff! However, the URL in the description is not working (or, it is returning a 'Page Not Found').

[@rfortherestofus]

The URL should work now. Sorry for the confusion :)

[@erikgahnerlarsen]

That is brilliant, thanks :)

[@djangoworldwide7925]

Instead of using annotation you could probably set the data argument in each specific Geom to what you need ..