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- Make Beautiful Graphs in R: 5 Quick Ways to Improve ggplot2 Graphs
In this video, I'll show you a few different tips and tricks to style your ggplot2 graphs and make them less basic looking. With the help of a couple libraries, you can produce really clean and professional ggplot2 graphs without much effort!
Code: github.com/abhimotgi/dataslic...
ggthemes: yutannihilation.github.io/all...
RColorBrewer palettes:www.datanovia.com/en/blog/the...
Data: www.kaggle.com/neuromusic/avo...
0:00 Intro
0:34 Base graph
1:04 Adding labels
2:06 Setting a theme
3:34 Emphasize data
6:54 Change the colors
8:32 Change the font
9:49 Summary
This is top-shelf training. I wrote the book 'Making Data Sexy' but have struggled to make R data sexy. This tutorial armed me with the tools I need and put a fire under me to explore ggplot2's lesser-used arguments. Thank you.
That’s really cool! Glad my video could help.
I appreciate you taking the time to transform this data set into an appealing visualization in such short time!
wow this is amazing!! thank you! you answered so many questions in 10 minutes that i would have needed hours to find the answers to... subscribed!
This vid is on point, keep posting and we will be eternally grateful.
This is truly amazing content. Goldmine. Also kudos, for articulating and conveying the process well :)
P.S. Thank you for sharing this on Reddit. You earned a subscriber by doing so :)
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for subscribing!
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA: This was so awesome, very easy to follow, well explained, clearly and logically organized, great tips! Thanks!
omg this was one of the clearest tutorial ever
Great video, really like your presenting style! I'm just starting out in my data career and I've found getting R charts to look less generic quite a challenge. This was a huge help :)
Glad I could help! :-)
You made this very easy to understand and will definitely improve my graphs quite much!:)
Wow! This is amazing! I would love to see more appealing R visualizations.
Thank YOU So MUCH!!! I've learned a lot about the ins-and-outs of ggplot creation.
This was a really good video. Well structured and right on point. Thanks for the content!
I didn't know about the font, thanks! Great video, very clear and easy to follow.
short, succinct and effective! good job! Thanks
Absolutely wonderful! Thanks a lot, man!
I must confess that your videos are the most appealing and focus learning on R for me. Very concise, straight to point and interesting. please can you provide a link which has all your videos in one place so that i can follow chronologically. This is really what I need to become a pro in R. Thank you for your work.
Thank you! Mucho amor desde México, great content 🦙
this is awesome, learning so much! quality content!
Glad you liked it! :-)
Insanely helpful!! Thank you!!
Really good tutorial, no nonsense. 10/10
Wow! I'm consider myself a newbie/intermediate skill with tidyverse, and I still find it incredible how easy you can make ggplots gorgeous. I guess this is my lack of coding experience, but I'm here to learn! Looking forward for more content, you got a subscriber!
For sure - R can do some pretty neat stuff and I hope to make lots of videos showing off its potential! Thanks for subscribing!
DUDE! Great tutorial, you're the man.
Your explanation is awesome. Thank you to share excellent tips about ggplot. I really recommend.
very nice and clear flow of information! GJ
Thank you!
Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much
This has been really useful for my data reports for work! Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Great, concise video! Learnt quite a few things even though I consider myself to be an intermediate ggplot2 user. Thanks for sharing!
No problem-Thanks for watching!
Really awesome video. I learned a lot!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very clear! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Very consise and informative!!!
damn dude I'm learning alot here thank you for the tutorials man
Thank you very much for your awesome work 👏🏻
Very helpful. Thanks
This was really helpful! Thanks man
No problem - glad you enjoyed it!
This is a perfectly-paced tutorial. Great work.
One comment: whenever you say a command out loud ('install dot packages with package name in quotes'), just type it. It's both faster and easier to understand for any command, basic or advanced.
Excelent tutorial, man
Amazing video ! Thanks a lot!
Great tutorial ! :)
I didn't know or cared enough to find out about fonts, but now that I do know, seems pretty cool
Excellent guide
This is just... Awesome
Thank you so much, this video is amazing.
Im currently going through the Coursera JHU Data Science Specialization and your videos are just what I needed to really understand some topics that were left lingering. Amazing job!
Thank you! And I'm glad I could help!
@@dataslice Got Up gdi
Great video! Now Ggplot2 looks pretty easy!
Thank you so much!
Great content! Keep up the good work!
Thanks!
awesome. Thank you very much!
Did someone tell you that you're amazing?
Just love your tutorials.
Please do something on R Shiny
omg great video, please make more
NIce! Thank you!
Perfect.
Thank you
Good one
lovely
Fantastic ! You are epic
Thanks a lot!
Thank you very much. A question: can we change the fonts of title and subtitle?
Thank you for an infromative video about ggplot. Could you provide a function to put R2 and pvalue in scatter plot automatically?
I tried to download the dataset but its not the same as the example data that you have used in the video. In any case thanks for the help it was amazing
you are so f***ing good god damn it!
Hi, thanks for the video, it is very useful!!! However, I have a problem while installing the extrafont package. When I run the function "font_import" appears a lot of warnings on the console, and when I try to use the function "fonts()", the output is NULL. How can I fix this? Thanks in advance!!
Thanks. What would have been the best way, without reproducing lots of the code, to produce the chart 5 times but in each chart have a different region be the thick line? Also, how to make just the dashed lines thinner?
Excellent video. Btw, what is your RStudio theme?
Thanks for watching! I'm using the Dracula theme that comes preinstalled.
@@dataslice One more request, one of these days when you get time, can you please do a tutorial on tidy data? I'm pretty sure your take on it would also be well done just like this one.
@@azarel7 Sure, I've had it as a video idea for a while but have a lot on the backlog -- hope I can get to it soon
when I try to use the dataset in your description and plot it, I am getting 54 regions int the colour legend and equivalent number of lines. How come your graph only shows 5? Is the dataset different?
So is the assumption our data will always be in long format instead of wide format? I'm trying to figure out if the COLOR command will even work with wide format data.
Hello Dataslice! Thank you for sharing beautiful plots and videos
I tried to replicate your first plot but I get this error:
There were 50 or more warnings (use warnings() to see the first 50)
> anim_save("gapminder graph.gif")
Error: The animation object does not specify a save_animation method
You are awesome :-))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
I cannot apply the library of ggthemes. I can install it, but not run the library. Any idea on the problem?
What error do you get when you do library(ggthemes)
i did color = region, why it's always "object 'region' not found" ????
How were you able to select 5 regions without specifying it in your ggplot?
I’m asking the same thing because mine selects all of time and it looks really messy
Where can i get the avocado_data.csv. It's not in the github repository.
I think this is where I got the data from www.kaggle.com/neuromusic/avocado-prices
Dear experienced R-programmers, .
I am a R-studio noob who uses R for bayesian statistics. I converted to R, because SPSS is kind of outdated in the science industry. I was watching this video because i wanted to plot a graph. Now comes the problem: when I want to use one of the GGthemes from yutannihilation.github.io/allYourFigureAreBelongToUs/ggthemes/ R can't find them. I have installed ggplot2 and read it. Could someone help me? I've already searched the Github and other forums.
Did you install.packages('ggthemes') as well?
Share codes? Thanks
It’s better to use ‘
I suppose you’re okay because just running dplyr/ggplot, but it should be a good habit to get into.
Yes it’s convention to use
Although easy enough, its a bit arcane and hardly worth all that work - better use of one's professional time is augmented analysis and directing a smart energetic local undergrad to prettify the graphics.
Stop using the pip and get it simple !
WOW I DID NOT EXPECT THIS! I’m a beginner , I have to watch it 20 more times to really understand it BUT You reallyyyy know what you’re doing . NICE❤🫶🏻🤌🏻🌸
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