Thank you for watching and for your question. There are two types of plots for this task in ggplot. These are geom_point and geom_jitter. Geom_point is basically the standard scatter plot. In that case, all the dots are displayed as they actually are in a data. In a jitter plot, there is a little bit of random variation added to the data points. This has the advantage that you can see areas where multiple observations are in the same spot more clearly. E.g. if you have three observations with the exact same values, you just see one dot in geom_point, but three slightly displaced dots in geom_jitter. Hope this helps.
How to Order the variables in X and Y axis
please, what are the packages installed that used? thanks
Nice! What's the difference between Scatter and Jitter Charts?
Thank you for watching and for your question. There are two types of plots for this task in ggplot. These are geom_point and geom_jitter. Geom_point is basically the standard scatter plot. In that case, all the dots are displayed as they actually are in a data. In a jitter plot, there is a little bit of random variation added to the data points. This has the advantage that you can see areas where multiple observations are in the same spot more clearly. E.g. if you have three observations with the exact same values, you just see one dot in geom_point, but three slightly displaced dots in geom_jitter. Hope this helps.