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Hello You are not using the GGPLOT boxplot you are using the BASE R to plot your chart. You can try to use the dev.off() command to see if it works for you. Check the margings using this command par("mar") set the margins by the following command par(mar=c(1,1,1,1)) Here is an example library(tibble) data <- tribble(~ Gender, ~ Age , 'Male' , 80 , 'Male' , 40 , 'Male' , 60 , 'Male' , 70 , 'Female' , 80 , 'Female' , 30 , 'Female' , 40 , 'Female' , 50 , 'Female' , 60 , 'Female' , 70 , 'Female' , 150 ) dev.off() par(mar=c(1,1,1,1)) boxplot(formula = Age ~ Gender, data = data, col = c("red","blue"), xlab = "Patient Gender", ylab = "Patient Age") Hope it works for you.

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Hello, yes I assume that you have taken soil samples for tested for the soil acidity for Manipur, 750 locations is a good number, I will try to do a mockup.

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Hi, thanks for explaining your question very clearly. As you have a control dataset and a case dataset and one person will only appear in either the control or the case dataset, so you would not have a unique person ID to join the data. In your case you are joining the gender and the age range, is it possible to pick some other key which can help you ? The same record from d1 is joined to multiple rows in d2. Another way is to only take the first value in each group, so you group your joined dataset by gender, agegroup and pick the top1 using slice(1). Without looking at the data, I can only give generic advice which may not fit in your exact circumstances. If you are able to make some dummy data then put the code here, then I can give it a further try.

Hi the R charts reflect the changes in other POWERBI components, in the video it shows that when we select a particular product in a PowerBI chart then the R chart also get changed to reflect the selected product. But there are no controls within the R Chart to interact directly.

Hi, yes I agree, it is one of the older videos, we do not use background music at all now!

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Try filling the NAs with a string like 'Not Available' or 'Blank', but be aware that the NAs might be at each node level, so do this write at the start.

Hi, in this example the hexagons are controlled by the shape file, hence can't be changed to make them uniform. There are other methods which can achieve uniform size for the hexagons, as in that method the hexagons are not in the shape file but generated programatically. But the second method does not ensure that you would get one hexagon for each state.

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Open an existing R script or open a new R Script page and you can start working in R.

Backslashes \\ have to be double and forward slashes / are single. You can use whatever you like.

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@@DataAnalytic Thank you for quick reply. Can I get your mail id. I am getting some error while implementing the code.

Please feel free to put it in a comment so that I can reply.

@@DataAnalytic Is it possible to add different numerical values to the selected districts in the map? For eg. population size, number of govt. schools etc.

Hi, yes there are different libraries to do that. Here is a very simple example install.packages('"plot3D") library(plot3D) scatter3D(iris$Sepal.Length, iris$Petal.Length, iris$Sepal.Width) Also explore echarts4r .

@@DataAnalytic But scatter3d is not a bar chart?

Hi, sorry I was just eluding to the plot3D library for you to have a look.

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Looks like something is wrong with the data. There is a link in the description of the video which has the code with some sample data. If you have not seen it yet, then please try to run the code and see if you are able to get a plot. If you still have an issue, then paste some dummy data in the comment so that I can try it out.

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Hi, I think you will have very extreme numbers in one or more observations.

Correct, by default if you give the name of a variable, it gets printed so all three will give you same results. cat (glue('There were {nrow(diamonds)} diamonds in the dataset. ')) glue('There were {nrow(diamonds)} diamonds in the dataset. ') print(glue('There were {nrow(diamonds)} diamonds in the dataset. '))

Hi, try to install Python standalone and see if gets installed properly.

Hi there You can also have a look at the ggplot sankey plots, but it still will create an empy node at n2 level instead of going directly from n1 to n3. But I guess you have some control if you create your data in such a way so that the n2 and n3 are put at the same level, matter of experimenting it out.

Noted, will do.

@@DataAnalytic Thanks a million sir!

In some cases the sjPlot gives lots of features with very little code, eg. showing the perecentage and the frequency on a barchart. Also the histograms in sjPLOT are really cool. But of course everything is achievable using GGPLOT2. I personally like the sjPlot features for plotting the regression models. Using the plot_model www.rdocumentation.org/packages/sjPlot/versions/2.8.15/topics/plot_model.

Yes, you have pointed it right, these are kind of discrete values joined together with lines, though this chart was easier to demonstrate the techniques of annotations, otherwise with continuous data the chart was getting really busy.

Hi In the line chart (assuming that it has dates on X axis),if you have fewer points to display then you can nicely display them, if you have more points then try rotating the X axis labels. And if you still have more points then use the dual axis as we have shown in the video. One of the strategies should work for you. Hope I got your point correctly and answered accordingly, otherwise feel free to provide bit more information on what you want to do.

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Hi there, In all simplicity, this code should be working. myimage <- create_image(prompt ="blue car" ,openai_api_key = yourAPIKey) Other issue could be that there are no credits available. Check it out by logging in to OpenAI and then go to products and see if you have any credits to generate the images. Hope that is the case.

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Yes, I plan to address them in the next video, also watch this video on tbl_summary which will give you more ideas. ruclips.net/video/bycXj7yn0io/видео.html

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Hi there Yes, you can. See the examples here cran.r-project.org/web/packages/reticulate/vignettes/calling_python.html

@@DataAnalytic the link is dead

Hello. Reconfirming that this link worked on my browser, try copy and pasting the link in your browser. cran.r-project.org/web/packages/reticulate/vignettes/calling_python.html

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