Thursday, 30 September 2021

Data visualization with the programming language R - published.

Today, I published a piece in The Biochemist about data visualisation with R. I enjoyed writing the piece and it includes some of the code and blog posts that I have written here. 

The code I used to create the figures has all been uploaded on Github. To reproduce the figures you can cut and paste the code from there into a script window on R-Studio. 

Here is a list of pages with code for the figures. 

Figure 1 - R allows reproducible data visualisations. 


Figure 2 - Three most viewed data viz from this blog

Figure 3 - Tidy Tuesday data visualisations
  • Figure 3A - A volcanic activity time line inspired by @ijeamaka_a
  • Figure 3B - Illustrating the importance of numbers in password strength. Across a range of password types, inclusion of numbers increases password strength.
  • Figure 3C (Github only) - Showing the proportion of female culprits in Scooby Doo shows from 1960s to 2020s.
Figure 4 - Showcasing drawProteins (below)



There are lots more scripts on this blog. I hope you find it useful for learning R. 


Do reach out if you need any help or if some of the code doesn't work. Either comment here, contact me through Github or twitter: @brennanpcardiff


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