Boxplots with data points are a great way to visualize multiple distributions at the same time without losing any information about the data. In this tutorial, we will see examples of making Boxplots with data points using ggplot2 in R and customize the boxplots with data points. Let us load all the packages in tidyverse… Continue reading How To Make Boxplots with Data Points in R using ggplot2?
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How To Make Barplots with ggplot2 in R?
Barplots are a popular graphics that is widely used to show categorical data with retangular bars whose height represent the quantitative value the variable. In this post we will see multiple examples of making bar plots using ggplot2 in R. Let us first load tidyverse, a suite of R packages including ggplot2. We will use… Continue reading How To Make Barplots with ggplot2 in R?
How to Make Boxplots with ggplot2 in R?
A boxplot is one of the simplest ways to summarize and visualize a distribution. Boxplots have been around for close to 50 years. The earliest form of Boxplot was invented by Mary Eleanor Spear as range plot and then John Tukey created box-and-whisker plot that uses quartiles of a distribution draw a box and whiskers.… Continue reading How to Make Boxplots with ggplot2 in R?
How To Change Axis Label, Set Title and Subtitle in ggplot2
One of the key ingredients of a good plot is providing enough information on the plot to help convey the message in the plot. In this post we will examples of how to change x-axis and y-axis labels in a plot made with ggplot2 in R. And then we will see how to change axis… Continue reading How To Change Axis Label, Set Title and Subtitle in ggplot2
How To Change Axis Font Size with ggplot2 in R?
A plot or graphics made without legible x-axis and y-axis labels is a worthless plot. ggplot2 in R makes it easy to change the font size of axis labels. In this post, we will see examples of how to increase the font size of x and y-axis labels in R, including the tick mark labels… Continue reading How To Change Axis Font Size with ggplot2 in R?