Browse R Graphics with the R Graph Gallery and the R Graphical Manual
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One of R’s biggest strengths is its unparalleled graphing capabilities. Just see any of our previous posts on ggplot2, visualization, or other posts tagged with R. R has several fundamentally different systems for plotting, including base graphics, lattice, and ggplot2. Furthermore, many add-on packages come with their own functions for producing problem-domain specific graphics. For example,
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