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dm13450.github.io
Last week I updated my overachieving visualisations and replaced dots and labels with the appropriate crests of the football club. This post is showing you how to use ggplot to do the same. In short, I copied Michael Lopez's tutorial from here. This post is a bit of a rehash of his work, but I'm adding value by making the crests available on Github and showing you how to download them so everyone can use the crests easily. |
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freerangestats.info
It turns out to be quite easy in R to reorder your bars within each clump, to produce a bad bar chart like the unfortunate example from Georgia doing the rounds. |
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zevross.com
One of the most powerful aspects of the R plotting package ggplot2 is the ease with which you can create multi-panel plots. With a single function you can split a single plot into many related plot... |
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voipsa.org
After a bit of a production hiatus, Jonathan and I are back with Blue Box Podcast #75 where we talk about the VoIP security news back in early January. We talked about the Asterisk vulnerability ou... |
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