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Imagination along with technical prowess makes this TH-cam lesson on line charts invaluable. I wonder if you could share the source of the Okabe Ito color palette you displayed in your presentation (minute 4:14).
Good question. I'm not so sure where I got the image from. But in general I take the hex codes often from mikemol.github.io/technique/colorblind/2018/02/11/color-safe-palette.html
That's R's own pipe operator. Since R 4.1 there is one and I use that because it doesn't require me to load the magrittr package to use a pipe. R's build-in pipe works mostly the same but there are two major differences. The right-hand side always has to be a function call, i.e. end with parantheses (), and if you want to insert the left-hand side of the pipe into a particular position, then you have to use an underscore as in function(x = _). This works only with named arguments though.
This is very helpful,Thank You
Felt like i completed my PhD in ggplot line charts after watching this video. Thnx for the extra packages info which was not aware of
This is very useful, thank you for sharing this❤
You're welcome. I'm glad that it's helpful 😊
If you enjoyed this video and want to level up your R skills even further, check out my latest video courses:
📍Data Cleaning Master Class at data-cleaning.albert-rapp.de/
📍Insightful Data Visualizations for "Uncreative" R Users at arapp.thinkific.com/courses/insightful-data-visualizations-for-uncreative-r-users
Imagination along with technical prowess makes this TH-cam lesson on line charts invaluable. I wonder if you could share the source of the Okabe Ito color palette you displayed in your presentation (minute 4:14).
Good question. I'm not so sure where I got the image from. But in general I take the hex codes often from mikemol.github.io/technique/colorblind/2018/02/11/color-safe-palette.html
Very wonderful teaching! Is there any way to achieve a similar chart in plotly?
Glad that you enjoyed my teaching style 😊 I'm not sure if plotly has similar extensions for the area highlights and the callout box 🤔
Fantastic
Glad that you enjoyed the video 🤗 and also fantastic emoji. I haven't seen that one before 🥳😃
Cool, thank you. I learned a lot. But, please tell me what is '|>'? What is the difference to the normal pipe operator '%>%'?
That's R's own pipe operator. Since R 4.1 there is one and I use that because it doesn't require me to load the magrittr package to use a pipe. R's build-in pipe works mostly the same but there are two major differences. The right-hand side always has to be a function call, i.e. end with parantheses (), and if you want to insert the left-hand side of the pipe into a particular position, then you have to use an underscore as in function(x = _). This works only with named arguments though.
@@rappa753 Thank you very much!