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Interactive 3d plot, in R

Following the course of this afternoon, I will just upload some codes to make interactive 3d plots, in R. > library(rgl) > library(evd); > data(lossalae) > U=rank(lossalae[,1]+rnorm(nrow(lossalae), + mean=0,sd=.001))/(nrow(lossalae)+1) > … Continue reading →
September 20, 2012

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. You can access the RSS slides online here and … Continue reading →
September 5, 2012

Interactive HTML presentation with R, googleVis, knitr, pandoc and slidy

Tonight I will give a talk at the Cambridge R user group about googleVis. Following my good experience with knitr and RStudio to create interactive reports, I thought that I should try to create the slides in the same way as well. Christopher Gandrud's recent post reminded me of deck.js, a … Continue reading →
May 29, 2012

Interactive presentations with deck.js

Data analysis is often an iterative and interactive process. However, when I present about this subject, I feel often limited by the presentation software I use. It doesn't matter if I use LaTeX/PDF, PowerPoint or Keynote. In all cases it is either very difficult or impossible to include … Continue reading →
November 20, 2011

Interactive graphics for data analysis

I got a copy of Martin Theus and Simon Urbanek’s Interactive Graphics for Data Analysis a couple of years ago, whence it’s been sat on my bookshelf. Since I’ve recently become a self-proclaimed expert on interactive graphics I thought it was about time I read the thing. Which … Continue reading →
September 1, 2011
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