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In performing network analysis, I want to plot network graph on maps. Ggmap seems the first choice, but it require API access.
Is there any free and equivalent/alternative (to ggmap) options that don’t require API access?
Thank you.
Open Street Map should suit your needs. Here is a package for it: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/OpenStreetMap/index.html. More information: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_Scientific_Tools
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I don't seem to find the documentation for Mutiny that would cover all available operators for Multi / Uni, something similar to this for example. Is there such a resource? Guides section is great, but I'd like to get a more general idea about library capabilities.
The link you gave as example is a JavaDoc.
Here's a link to the Mutiny one:
https://javadoc.io/doc/io.smallrye.reactive/mutiny/latest/index.html
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The DHHS Collaboration Network (DHHS) contains network data from a study of the
relationships among 54 tobacco control experts working in 11 different agencies
in the Department of Health and Human Services in 2005.
I googled it but has no clue. Where can I find this data set and use it in R? Thank you.
When I put it in R:
data(DHHS)
it shows:
data set ‘DHHS’ not found
Start installing the UserNetR package
install_github("DougLuke/UserNetR")
Then
library(UserNetR)
data(DHHS)
plot(DHHS)
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I would like to ask if someone knows a good source (e.g. book, blog, notes, slides, ...) which explains formula, terms and call in R on an advanced level for programming. I am struggling with them and have not yet found a comprehensive source.
Thanks and best,
Martin
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I would like to get Facebook ad spend data into R for analysis. This is similar to data about adspend that is available from Google Analytics (metric ga:adCost).
I read about the package Rfacebook but I dont think it supports this data retrieval.
Is there any other package or way to get this data into R? I am not familiar with Java etc, so it would be a pity if this can't be done in R.
Thanks
this seems to be what you are working for:
https://github.com/cardcorp/fbRads
slides and examples are here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByjOYacj5XqBWHlwWUdJcjdrSDQ/view
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I'm conceptualizing a map I will be attempting shortly, and wanted to do a fill = factor(image.) type of operation within either ggmap, ggplot2, or some other mapping package in R, so that the ultimately map looks analogous to this map I found online. Any ideas where I can start?