Having issue adding space, I am using the following to name my x and y title. labs(y = "% biomass", x = expression(paste("Mulch amount", tha^{-1}))) It’s resulting in no space between mulch amount and tha (making it Mulchamounttha(-1). Does anyone know how to add space in between using the same code style? >Solution : From… Read More How to add exponent value to x title
I’m working on Char.js version 3.9.1 and I have a chart which display data (y value) along the time (x value). Everything seems to be working fine. However, when I add ‘type’ property to x axis in order to make the x scale to have daily unit, the chart doesn’t show anything. I have tried… Read More Chart js – Chart doesn't show when x axis has type 'time'
I’m trying to make a plot wherein large values on the x-axis are actually small, and vice versa. Because of how ggplot reads the data, it’s automatically ordering the data such that the x-axis is ordered smallest to largest, and I’m trying to figure out how to reverse that. I ended up reversing the actual… Read More How to reverse order of x-axis breaks in ggplot?
I want to plot the following specific dates on my x axis: "2022-04-21", "2022-05-20", "2022-05-23", "2022-05-27", "2022-05-30", "2022-06-03", "2022-06-07", "2022-06-10", "2022-06-13". These dates need to be fixed on the axis, meaning that if I have data points in my plot without corresponding to one of these dates (empty or Null values), they still need to… Read More Fix specific dates on x-axis ggplot
I am using the grid.arrange() function in R to parse together multiple plots. My current code is structured as follows: grid.arrange( plot1, plot2, legend, ncol = 3, top = "Change in Score", left = "Change in Score" ) I am trying to change the left = "Change in Score" to the Greek symbol "Delta" in… Read More How to use a greek symbol in grid.arrange()
I have a problem. I have two columns toDate and fromDate. I want to visualize the difference of them in a linechart. The x-axis should be the month e.g. (1,2,3,4, etc.) and the y-axis should be the count of the month. And finally this should be hued by what. Unfortunately I did not get the… Read More Visualize lineplot with count of a column
hour_mark avg_intensity <int> <dbl> 0 2.1295503 1 1.4190782 2 1.0439443 3 0.4437299 4 0.6330472 5 4.9506438 6 7.7712137 7 10.7336198 8 14.6680988 9 15.3877551 10 17.6437029 11 16.9212513 12 19.8470716 13 18.7752443 14 18.8686211 15 15.5846995 16 17.7166483 17 21.6556291 18 21.9216336 19 21.3852097 20 14.3399558 21 12.0729282 22 9.0630531 23 4.9966777 ggplot(data=avg_int_hourly, aes(x=hour_mark, y=avg_intensity,group=1))+… Read More R object not found when using scale_x_discrete or scale_x_continuous
I can order my plot based on count but not by proportion. I want to bars on x-axis to be arranged by proportion of "c". Here is my code long<- data.frame( Name = c("abc","abc","abc","gif","gif","gif","xyz","xyz","xyz"), variable = c("a","b","c","a","b","c","c","b","a"), value = c(4,6,NA,2,8,1,6,NA,NA)) long_totals <- long %>% group_by(Name) %>% summarise(Total = sum(value, na.rm = T)) p<-long %>% mutate(variable… Read More Order the stacked barplot by proportion or percent in R
I have a Pandas dataframe with categorical data stored in a list. I would like to plot a stacked bar plot with col3 on the x-axis and col1 and col2 stacked on top of each other for the y-axis. Reproducible dataframe structure: import pandas as pd import matplotlib.pyplot as plt d = {‘col1’: [1, 17,… Read More Plotting a stacked column containing a categorical list using Pandas
I want to have my x-axis show the scale with an added "m2" at the end of each axis text using the scales::label_number() function. Reproducible code: tibble(x = 1:10, y = 1:10) |> ggplot(aes(x, y)) + scale_x_continuous(label = scales::label_number(suffix = "m^2")) which gives me "5m^2" (for example) on the x-axis, whereas I want it to… Read More Adding a suffix that includes superscript text to axis text in ggplot