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Outpatient scatter charts: Analysing new and follow up activity with gganimate

R BlogsGary Hutson30/01/20190

I was inspired by my friend John Mackintosh to have a muck around with the fabulous gganimate. I have to say…. I am in love. I can remember coding this into Excel VBA, to get my animations to work on my data, and now R has the potential. John will remind me that it has…

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A simple function to create nice correlation plots

General musings!Gary Hutson30/11/20181

The problem I was working with a dataset where I wanted to assess the correlation of different variables in R. As much as I like R – the outputs from the console window leave something to be desired (in terms of data visualisation). Therefore, I wanted a way to visualise these correlations in a nicer…

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General musings!Gary Hutson17/08/20180

R Learning – Tutorial 28 – Data Visualisation – Working with chart axes

This will show you how to resize, move, change font, reverse order, and more…
General musings!Gary Hutson17/08/20180

R Learning – Tutorial 27 – Data Visualisation – Three Dimensional Scatter Charts

These charts do not look particularly nice in R, but this shows an example of how they can be implemented:
General musings!Gary Hutson17/08/20180

R Learning – Tutorial 26 – Data Visualisation – Two Dimension Density Plots

This shows how to create a two dimensional density plot:
General musings!Gary Hutson17/08/20180

R Learning – Tutorial 25 – Data Visualisation – Stacked Area Charts

This has been included as an example of how to create a stacked area chart. The data to use for this…
General musings!Gary Hutson17/08/20180

R Learning – Tutorial 24 – Data Visualisation – Line Charts

Learn how to visualise your data on a line chart, this does not go into the fundamentals of converting your dataset…
General musings!Gary Hutson17/08/20180

R Learning – Tutorial 23 – Data Visualisation – Scatter Charts

Want to visualise the correlation between two variables, this is where the scatter chart comes in:
General musings!Gary Hutson17/08/20180

R Learning – Tutorial 22 – Data Visualisation in R – Box and Whisker Plots

Learn how to create the box plot (shorthand for box and whisker plots):
General musings!Gary Hutson17/08/20180

R Learning – Tutorial 21 – Data Visualisation – Bar Charts

Learn how to create everyone’s favourite chart – the bar chart:

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