Ggplot - using geometries

If you're using R programming for data visualization then you're going to love this video. Creating plots and graphs using ggplot2 couldn't be easier. Ggplot using a concept called geoms (or geometries) to determine the type of plot that will be made. Understanding how these work is essential if you're going to do effective data visualization. So if you're a data scientist or some doing research and want to create graphs and plots using R, then watch this video.

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[@muhammedhadedy4570]

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[@Schmelena]

Great as always!

[@haraldurkarlsson1147]

I have been using Quarto with RStudio for a while and love it!

[@m.hassanmurad4184]

The best explanation ever

[@andresrengifo7801]

Extraordinary

[@markcottrell5582]

Took me a while to find it, but assuming to want to re-label the fill attribute, try 'guides(colour = "none")' to get rid of the double legend after you add a label to it.

[@Versie2007]

I also like geom_dotplot. For a small amount of data, a perfect replacement for a histogram

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I didn't get the PDF, any of you did?

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