I am using Rstudio 4.2.1 every time I am searching for the library ("diamonds"); it shows that "Error in the library("diamonds") : there is no package called ‘diamonds’". Please help me to solve this...
Diamonds dataset is a part of the ggplot2 package. I guess, you tried to open the Diamonds dataset before installing/loading the ggplot2 package? Try this: 1. Type the code and run it: install.packages(“ggplot2”) 2. Load the ggplot library: library(ggplot2) 3. Load the dataset: data(“diamonds”)
Hi, thanks for watching the video! You should be able to install it using the command 'install.packages(ggpmisc)'. In my video "Introduction to ggplot in R" I discuss how to install a package if you want to look at that (about 35 seconds into the video).
@@peelingbackdata3907 could you please explain or do a video how to create two curves with correlation coefficient in one graph, in this video only one. If it is possible with p-value would be great! Thank you!
@@shohnazarhazratqulov6731 Hi yeah sure I would be happy to explain that! I will feature that at the end of my next video (which I should have out by the end of tomorrow).
@@peelingbackdata3907 Thank you, I have already created two linear lines in one graph, but after calculating R>2 (correlation coefficient) the legend of ggplot is deleted , please explain how to do legend with (or after) calculating of R>2, and separate R>2 for each linear lines
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Question> is there a way to infer the equation directly from geom_smooth outputs?
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I am using Rstudio 4.2.1 every time I am searching for the library ("diamonds"); it shows that "Error in the library("diamonds") : there is no package called ‘diamonds’". Please help me to solve this...
Diamonds dataset is a part of the ggplot2 package. I guess, you tried to open the Diamonds dataset before installing/loading the ggplot2 package?
Try this:
1. Type the code and run it:
install.packages(“ggplot2”)
2. Load the ggplot library:
library(ggplot2)
3. Load the dataset:
data(“diamonds”)
If I have replicates, how to deal with that?
Hello, thank you for video. But the package ‘ggpmisc’ is not available. How to install it?
Hi, thanks for watching the video! You should be able to install it using the command 'install.packages(ggpmisc)'. In my video "Introduction to ggplot in R" I discuss how to install a package if you want to look at that (about 35 seconds into the video).
@@peelingbackdata3907 thanks a lot!
@@peelingbackdata3907 could you please explain or do a video how to create two curves with correlation coefficient in one graph, in this video only one. If it is possible with p-value would be great! Thank you!
@@shohnazarhazratqulov6731 Hi yeah sure I would be happy to explain that! I will feature that at the end of my next video (which I should have out by the end of tomorrow).
@@peelingbackdata3907 Thank you, I have already created two linear lines in one graph, but after calculating R>2 (correlation coefficient) the legend of ggplot is deleted , please explain how to do legend with (or after) calculating of R>2, and separate R>2 for each linear lines
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