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is there any possibility to change the marker types in Gadfly plots? Or anything that could clearly distinguish different lines in a grayscale printout?
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Dominik
There is currently no way to change marker types in Gadfly. There is an open issue about it: https://github.com/dcjones/Gadfly.jl/issues/66
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The following link displays an image of the coding that I have done:
You need to reference the table you are using, so instead of
hist(Age)
use
hist(my_data$Age)
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can anyone please help me with this gradients , thanks.
This what i was able to do
and this what i want
Try this web site https://cssgradient.io/
you can make the gradient, then, copy the css code for your background.
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Is it possible to add a slider in R that can change certain values which are visualized?
For a project I want to make a suitability map with a certain amount of layers. The user of the map should be able to change the weights that the different layers contribute to the suitability.
After some research I found that this is possible in javascript, however I never used javascript.
This should be achievable with shiny.
Your question is too open-ended.
however I never used javascript
Start by reading https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/leafletR/leafletR.pdf and then https://github.com/chgrl/leafletR .
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As shown here
This is useful when there are multiple lines and unreadable legend..
Seems like rChart will do the job ! A useful demo here
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I new to LESS, first using it, but from the start have problem.
I can apply variables at all, here is photo with background-color http://i1367.photobucket.com/albums/r799/Yaroslav_Kuzyo/1_zps9e9436e1.jpg, as you can see Chrome cross background-colour, but if I use #HEX it works. Thanks for the help
You need to change your link rel attribute to stylesheet/less so that it can be parsed by the JavaScript.