The following are from Tom Torsney-Weir’s blog (here’s the repo).
- Simple MathJax and R example
- A more complex example with caching
- Another plotting example using
ggplot
- Example using
googleVis
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An R-based Research Notebook – Test
Plot R Data With googleVis
Here is a little code snippet that shows how to do two things
- Use the Google Maps API to resolve place names into lat-long coordinate pairs.
- Plot R dataframes that contain lat-long data (for example from #1) onto Google Maps for quick visualization using the googleVis package. The embedded map looks a little wonky here but it looks...
Use GBIF and googleVis to Make Maps with Species Occurrence Data
This is a short follow up on THIS posting.. I will briefly show how to use the dismo- and the googeVis package to plot species occurrences on an interactive Google map, like the one below (HERE is the R-script)
Religious restrictions index: how do countries compare?
The Guardian DataBlog published yesterday an interesting article exploring graphically the religious intolerance across the world. The data are coming from a report published by Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion and Public Life. I like the philosophy DataBlog a lot, providing the raw data for everyone to look at.
However, I felt that the visualization could be...
googleVis — Diaoyu Islands
China just announced the Diaoyu Islands baselines yesterday (US EST). Take a look at their locations (Clike here for the google map).
R Package Vignettes with Markdown
What is the best resource to learn an R package? Many R users know the almighty question mark ? in R. For example, type ?lm and you will see the documentation of the function lm. If you know nothing about a package, you can take a look at the HTML help...
Interactive web graphs with R – Overview and googleVis tutorial
Today I feel very lucky, as I have been invited to the Royal Statistical Society conference to give a tutorial on interactive web graphs with R and googleVis. I prepared my slides with RStudio, knitr, pandoc and slidy, similar to my Cambridge R talk. ...
Facts About R Packages (2)
R Packages All Well maintained? There are so many R packages, can they all be trusted? or are they well maintained? To answer this question, we just need to take a look of their archive histories. If a package has many versions, we can take that as th...
Facts About R Packages (1)
R Packages growth Curve Why R is so popular? There are a lot of reasons, such as: easy to learn and convenient to use, active community, open source, etc. Another important reason is the numerous contributed packages. Up to yesterday, there are 4033 R...
googleVis — NASA’s exploration of Mars
After generating a few interactive charts with googleVis, I realized that it’s a great way to visualize numeric data, especially multi-dimentional data. Days ago, my colleague sent me a picture taken by Curiosity from Mars. He was crazy about it … Continue reading →
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
