You can download the R code from this video here in my free skool community: www.skool.com/data-analysis-with-r-6607/classroom/daa88316?md=ee80e25b6cc04dd5b54212441d7b28a9
You can always add geom_text() with specific x- and y-values and whatever label = "example" you wish. I recommend using the base functions which.max() and which.min(). So if you have two vectors with y_values as dates and x_values you want to find the min and max you could do: + geom_text(mapping(aes(x=min(x_values), y=y_values[which.min(x_values)]), label = "this is the minimum"), and then repeat the same for max values.
You can download the R code from this video here in my free skool community:
www.skool.com/data-analysis-with-r-6607/classroom/daa88316?md=ee80e25b6cc04dd5b54212441d7b28a9
They don't know how much content you covered. Amazing
Well thank you. And I already have ideas for the next 30 videos :) We will see what the future brings.
Nice video. But how to label the max and the min values in the line plot?
You can always add geom_text() with specific x- and y-values and whatever label = "example" you wish. I recommend using the base functions which.max() and which.min(). So if you have two vectors with y_values as dates and x_values you want to find the min and max you could do:
+ geom_text(mapping(aes(x=min(x_values), y=y_values[which.min(x_values)]), label = "this is the minimum"),
and then repeat the same for max values.
Sir put more vedio regulaely
That's the plan! At least weekly uploads this year. Hopefully even more in the future.