![What value is cross country GDP correlation? [Part One]](http://www.backsidesmack.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/now-gc1-1024x489.jpg)
The above graph borders on chartjunk (and is nothing like Paul Butler’s amazing Facebook map). We can see some variation in color but mostly it is a set of lines between 152 country capitals with no means to determine which … Continue reading →
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Day #32-33 reporting, R and Birt
I’m starting on my real R-Scripts now. We got an assesment for some Reports and they needed my graphs and Veerle’s Reports. So the tasks are: Well distribution plot Quality plate control Surface Plot Heatmap CirclePlot and more to come̷...
Day #32-33 reporting, R and Birt
I’m starting on my real R-Scripts now. We got an assesment for some Reports and they needed my graphs and Veerle’s Reports. So the tasks are: Well distribution plot Quality plate control Surface Plot Heatmap CirclePlot and more to come̷...
A 3D Version of R’s curve() Function
I like exploring the behavior of functions of a single variable using the curve() function in R. One thing that seems to be missing from R’s base functions is a tool for exploring functions of two variables. I asked for examples of such a function on Twitter today and didn’t get any answers, so I
ggheat : a ggplot2 style heatmap function
I hope the code here is fairly self-explanatory with the inset annotations. I feel this is just a bit 'prettier' than heatmap.2 and has for me the right balance of options and extensibility. I have also found it difficult to produce high quality plots...
Review of “R Graphs Cookbook” by Hrishi Mittal
Executive summary: Extremely useful for new users, informative to even quite seasoned users. Refereeing Once upon a time a publisher asked if I would referee a book (unspecified) about R. In an instance that can only be described as psychotic I said yes. That bit of insanity turned out to be a good thing. I … Continue reading...
Heatmap tables
I blogged earlier (http://socialdatablog.com/what-is-wrong-with-this-graph) about the well-known risks of implying a continuous data scale in a graph where there isn't one. I just produced this alternative in the form of a heatmap table...
Recent developments in the drug war
Recent developments in the drug war
Mapping drug war related homicides in 2010
There have been some very good visualizations of the Wikileaks data so I decided to create one of the drug war in Mexico
Zero Inflated Models and Generalized Linear Mixed Models with R.
Zuur, Saveliev, Ieno (2012).
