I'd love to hear what kids of problems you run into when making faceted plots or combining different plots together into a single figure! Leave a note here in the comments.
My main issue with faceting is how it interacts with additional layers. I was trying to make those relative abundance bar plots, but with a little line at the bottom to represent the percent read abundance, which I saw in a paper. If you try to facet this, the line would does not facet with the other objects and becomes duplicated and looks bad. To fix this I was looking into ggside, and adding the line at the top, rather than superimposing it as another layer.
Interesting! Have you tried using geom_hline with a separate data frame that has the variable name of the facet? I'll see if I can find an example to do in a future episode. Let me know if you find one you like!
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I'd love to hear what kids of problems you run into when making faceted plots or combining different plots together into a single figure! Leave a note here in the comments.
Your videos are very nice! Thank you!
Thanks! 🤓
Great video, as always super explanatory and helpful for us
Thanks! 🤓
My main issue with faceting is how it interacts with additional layers. I was trying to make those relative abundance bar plots, but with a little line at the bottom to represent the percent read abundance, which I saw in a paper. If you try to facet this, the line would does not facet with the other objects and becomes duplicated and looks bad. To fix this I was looking into ggside, and adding the line at the top, rather than superimposing it as another layer.
Interesting! Have you tried using geom_hline with a separate data frame that has the variable name of the facet? I'll see if I can find an example to do in a future episode. Let me know if you find one you like!