168) Chartjunk with R
by Ben Bolker, Baptiste Augie.
A question on StackOverflow asked for "Excel-like" features: a gradient background, shadowed points or lines, and a box with rounded corners. Always eager to please, Baptiste Auguie and I collaborated to create this marvelous demonstration that R can produce any plot you want, even if it is de ... |
167) box-and-whisker plot of FFT power spectrum by frequency/period
by Christian Gunning.
This is a visualization of a boxplot with a continuous X axis, where the "categories" of the X-axis have natural but non-linear spacing. In this case, the distribution of power spectrum coefficients of a number of time series generated by the logistic plot are shown. For more details, see this ... |
166) Profile Plot
by Patrick R. Schmid.
Not unlike the stars() plot, a profile plot allows one to generate a profile of several items and how they compare on various axes. Using this plot one can quickly see how items stack up on multiple dimensions. For example, when attempting to compare three brands of cars, one might want to compare t ... |
165) Evolution of Rcpp code size
by Romain Francois.
This graph uses the png package to import a png file used in the background. It also shows the use of translucency. ... |
164) Beeswarm Boxplot (with ggplot2)
by Denis Haine.
This is another implementation of the Beeswarm Boxplot, using ggplot2. From Denis Haine's blog ... |
163) Beeswarm Boxplot
by Tal Galili.
This Scatter Dot Beeswarm Box Violin - plot (in the lack of an agreed upon term) is a one-dimensional scatter plot which is like stripchart, but with closely-packed, non-overlapping points; the positions of the points are corresponding to the frequency in a similar way as the violin-plot. The plot i ... |
162) Word Cloud
by Ian Fellows.
A tag cloud (word cloud, or weighted list in visual design) is a visual representation for text data, typically used to depict keyword metadata (tags) on websites, or to visualize free form text. 'Tags' are usually single words, normally listed alphabetically, and the importance of each tag is shown ... |
161) Presentation style 3D barplot
by Michal J. Figurski.
3D bar-plot, similar to one produced by Excel or Calc, but with many customizable features, such as transparency, bar size, size of the gaps between bars, etc. The function has no error protection, so it may be hard to troubleshoot if the parameters are set incorrectly. Most importantly, "heights" p ... |
160) Regular time series
by René Locher.
Plots one or more regular time series in multiple figures on one or more screens (pages). In this example, O3, NOx and temperature 30-minutes means at Altdorf from 2004-07-13 to 2004-07-22 are shown. ... |
159) Image scatter plot matrix
by René Locher.
The ipairs function produces an image scatter plot matrix of large datasets where the colors encode the density of the points in the scatter plots. In this example, correlations of Ox concentrations between three different sites (Altdorf, Lucerne and Schwyz) are demonstrated. ... |
158) Image lag plot matrix
by René Locher.
Produces an image lag plot matrix of large timeseries where the colors encode the density of the points in the lag plots. In this example, the auto correlations with lag 1-4 of O3 concentrations in Altdorf (Switzerland) in 2004 can be compared. ... |
157) graphical parameter settings
by Biecek Przemyslaw.
Examples for different settings of: the type and width for lines and the type and size for points ... |