Thanks! If you follow my newsletter, tomorrow's will include some election data. That would have the video coming out in early January. But I can see about doing some more if people don't yell at me 🤣
Two things, the first is minor: the original boxplots are grey, but with a slightly darker grey on the border (I can see that would be easy enough to fix). More interesting is the second thing: on the original figure there's a black border between plots A and B. Is there a good way to control borders between subplots? What about if you're using facet_wrap or facet_grid?
Good eyes! If you check out the code I posted in the accompanying blogpost, I did set the border of the boxplot to "darkgray". As for the divider line, I would probably use something like annotate("segment") and coord_cartesian(clip = "off") to put a line segment at the very bottom of the top panel.
I couldn't help myself ;) I just went back and added the code to draw a line between the plots. You can find it at the link in the show description notes.
It is so amazing to watch these videos. I have been using ggplots for over 7 years now, yet I learn so much just watching these.
wonderful! i'm still learning new stuff too 🤓
Absolutely love these tutorials. Please keep them coming.
Thanks! I've really enjoyed seeing the positive reactions to these videos 🤓
I came across this at just the right time. Thank you!
Wonderful - glad it was helpful. A new video will be up tomorrow showing a different way to make a pretty similar figure
I love these videos. I wonder if you can make some of those election graphs from New York Times (needle graphs, etc ).
Thanks! If you follow my newsletter, tomorrow's will include some election data. That would have the video coming out in early January. But I can see about doing some more if people don't yell at me 🤣
Please do a detailed tutorial on DSM (Digital Surface Modelling)
Thanks for the suggestion, I'm afraid that is a bit outside what I'm doing with data visualizations and reproducible research methods
Two things, the first is minor: the original boxplots are grey, but with a slightly darker grey on the border (I can see that would be easy enough to fix). More interesting is the second thing: on the original figure there's a black border between plots A and B. Is there a good way to control borders between subplots? What about if you're using facet_wrap or facet_grid?
Good eyes! If you check out the code I posted in the accompanying blogpost, I did set the border of the boxplot to "darkgray". As for the divider line, I would probably use something like annotate("segment") and coord_cartesian(clip = "off") to put a line segment at the very bottom of the top panel.
I couldn't help myself ;) I just went back and added the code to draw a line between the plots. You can find it at the link in the show description notes.
@@Riffomonas thank you! It's fascinating seeing how this all comes together.