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Hierarchical clustering functionality in R is great, right? Between dist and vegdist it is possible to base your clustering on almost any method you want, from cosine to Canberra. However, what if you do want to use a different or custom method, and …
About a month ago, this classic gem popped up in my Twitter feed. For those unable to view the image, it is a Thanksgiving turkey made completely in ggplot2 by the guys over at is.R. I was so inspired by this plot I decided to see whether I could …
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post giving you an introduction to reproducible research in Python. While the principles of reproducibility stay the same no matter the language you are using, there are some specific libraries and tools that R has …
This is the eleventh tutorial in a series on using ggplot2 I am creating with Mauricio Vargas Sepúlveda. In this tutorial we will demonstrate some of the many options the ggplot2 package has for creating linear regression plots. If you enjoyed this …
This is the tenth tutorial in a series on using ggplot2 I am creating with Mauricio Vargas Sepúlveda. In this tutorial we will demonstrate some of the many options the ggplot2 package has for creating and customising boxplots. We will use R's …
