Thanks a lot! Pro.Pat. I really appreciated your effort. But I am wondering how we could make them share the same x-axis and y-axis? For example, we have four Roc-curves that have the same axis. I want to put them in 2*2 format. the same row shares the same y-axis, and the same column shares the same x-axis. When I use patchwork, the row works well. but the column has the white space between the up plot and the down plot. How I could remove the white space? Thanks a lot!
@@Riffomonas Thanks a lot for your quick response. Actually my plots didn't share the same y-axis. Instead i put y-axis in the right side. Thus i can combine two plots. but it's hard for me to combine for plots in 2*2 format. Could you please help me with this?
This is the default sans serif font that comes with OS X. I have an earlier episode that talks about changing fonts here: ua-cam.com/video/kyOCNPuQzog/v-deo.html
Unfortunately, danke, bitte and Schloss are about the extent of my German! Does the captioning translate into German? I would love it if people were interested in supplying captioning of these videos
What do you think - cowplot or patchwork?
Patchwork, its great! Thank you for the exceptional work! Everyday I am learning something new.
Wonderful- thanks for watching!
I learned both methods through your channel. Thanks!
I love patchwork currently.
Thanks for sharing! You make it very easy to understand and follow along!
thanks again Pat, My choice is patchwork, except for theme_minimal incompatibility
Excellent tutorial!
Thank you so much. Very great sharing.!!!
Hi Ping - Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for tuning in :)
best video i've ever seen about diarrhea
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Is that oscar award on your left side, top shelf ? Kidding
lol - no - just an award from someone thanking me for being a friend
No matter how many thx I say, it's not enough to express my thanks！
It’s my pleasure! Thanks for watching
Thanks a lot! Pro.Pat. I really appreciated your effort.
But I am wondering how we could make them share the same x-axis and y-axis? For example, we have four Roc-curves that have the same axis. I want to put them in 2*2 format. the same row shares the same y-axis, and the same column shares the same x-axis. When I use patchwork, the row works well. but the column has the white space between the up plot and the down plot. How I could remove the white space? Thanks a lot!
Hey - I’d likely do it with facet_wrap. That way you can have share x and y axes
@@Riffomonas Thanks a lot for your quick response. Actually my plots didn't share the same y-axis. Instead i put y-axis in the right side. Thus i can combine two plots. but it's hard for me to combine for plots in 2*2 format. Could you please help me with this?
@@Riffomonas I wish we could share figures on the comment, which makes life easier.
Sorry, but I don't have the ability to do much one-on-one troubleshooting beyond what I present in the videos
@@Riffomonas No problem. I will try to figure it out. Thanks!
Thank you Sir
My pleasure - thanks for watching!
What font/text style are you using in your graphs? My standard ggplot text look so much worse/amateuristic
This is the default sans serif font that comes with OS X. I have an earlier episode that talks about changing fonts here: ua-cam.com/video/kyOCNPuQzog/v-deo.html
@@Riffomonas thankyou so much!!
patchwork yyds
Giftes den Text auch in deutscher Sprache
Unfortunately, danke, bitte and Schloss are about the extent of my German! Does the captioning translate into German? I would love it if people were interested in supplying captioning of these videos