Viola Nawrocka - Homework 2 #49
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So in order for the graphs you made to be viewable on github you need to just quickly go back into RStudio and "knit" your .Rmd files that you already edited. That will create an .md file with the same name "HW02_B_Mimic_starter - Viola graphs.md" that you should commit, push and pull to the main repo. Then when I go to look at it on here I'll be able to see your code and your graphs at the same time :)
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Ah! Thank you! I'll try fixing it!
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No problem! I think a lot of people don't know this so it's hard to comment on each other's graphs lol
| geom_point(data=(mpg %>% filter(model=="corvette")), aes(x=displ, y=hwy), color = "blue") + | ||
| xlim(1,8) + | ||
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| #Initially tried to use: geom_text(data=(a %>% filter(model=="Corvette")), aes(label=paste(model, "," , year)), color = "black", nudge_x=0.2, nudge_y=-2), but that would only let me move the labels by the same amount in x and y directions, so I decided to switch to annotate, since there were only 5 labels to add (not that much work really). |
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Ahhh see this is what I was having trouble with for a long time until I realized that he'd given us the answer at the beginning by making us load "ggrepel" which allows you to use "geom_text_repel" which makes the plot points stagger in a way that makes all the text visible. It seems to be the only way to move the data points all together without moving them all in the same direction, which is the problem you and I were running into :) But the "paste" function would have worked if you'd done it that way.
| ggplot(mapping = aes(x = Sepal.Length, y = Petal.Length, color = Species)) + | ||
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| geom_smooth(method= lm, se = F, color = "black") + | ||
| facet_wrap(~ Species, scales = "free_y") |
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Nice job finding facet_wrap, that took me a while and I don't think a lot of other people figure it out ;)
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I can see the graphs now! I have to go to the top right corner of this file with the "...", click the dots and then say "see file" and it brings me to a github page with the graphs on them. Nice job!
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Cool! Thank you for pointing it out. It makes it much easier to review!
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