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Hi man, you helped me so much in order to prepare a good quality graph for an Eolic Energy issue and of course you avoided me the job of developing that on Excel. Have a hug from Bogotá-Colombia
Thanks so much for this helpful tutorial. In your windrose, while you did not define green as one of the colors, and green is not shown in your legend either, I see that some of your data is still represented as green. Is this an error?
Great video! I was just wondering is it possible to set the percentage marks manually? Say I had two plots, I want to keep the scale consistent between them I've been looking through the openair manual and haven't come across it yet
Discovered it is the max.freq function, surprisingly difficult to find, and the name is slightly odd. It makes it seem like this is the max.freq that will be shown, rather then the array scale size.
@@felippedalpiaz5264 there must be a way around to install it. You can try downloading the package as a zip file and install it manually to R/Rstudio. Just google it you will find a lot of help. Best of luck.
Hey, thanks so much for your video. But I am getting an error, could you maybe help me please: Error: unexpected string constant in: " key = list(labels = c(">0 - 2", ""
I'm impressed with Indians and Pakistanis in youtube
They have a great knowledge in every walk of life, I swear whenever I search on any topic I found you guys explaining it, you are smart, and always love to share your knowledge with the world, I respect you the most, god bless you
I am not from either of those countries. RUclips is a great place full of amazing content from talented people across the world. I appreciate your comment.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! greetings from Brazil.
Hi man, you helped me so much in order to prepare a good quality graph for an Eolic Energy issue and of course you avoided me the job of developing that on Excel. Have a hug from Bogotá-Colombia
Carlos Paez glad to know that it helped
thank you very much, find the answer when I've already give up
Good job!
survival issue when I'm looking for this tutorial, but i still like this super calm background music
一二三 glad to know that it helped you ☺️
very useful, thank you very much!
Thanks for the video. I am wondering why do you have green in the graph, and not in the legend?
Good point! I wrote this code for this video only at that time. I would revisit the code to check whether I missed anything.
@@mahmudurTechWheel alright. Thx for your response.
Many thanks
Thanks so much for this helpful tutorial. In your windrose, while you did not define green as one of the colors, and green is not shown in your legend either, I see that some of your data is still represented as green. Is this an error?
Hello, thanks for your video, do you know how to insert more labels? (NNE, ENE,ESE,SSE.. etc.?)
Great video! I was just wondering is it possible to set the percentage marks manually? Say I had two plots, I want to keep the scale consistent between them
I've been looking through the openair manual and haven't come across it yet
Discovered it is the max.freq function, surprisingly difficult to find, and the name is slightly odd. It makes it seem like this is the max.freq that will be shown, rather then the array scale size.
Thank you very much for your work but do you know how can we add direction number on the axis?
Hey, thanks so much for your video. Maybe you can help me, how could I print 12 wind rose charts in the same figure?
thankyou very much. but do u know how to change the calm wind?
Thanks for the video, this is really helpful. However, as a beginner, I have small questions to you. how can i email to you? many thanks.
Aung Thura Hein you can add me and send me a message
www.linkedin.com/in/drmahmudurrahman
can u share source code
It's a nice video. I have one query that how to open (mydata file) as u mentioned that the sample data is available in openair package. Thanks
AARIZ AHMED if you install and load openair package in R, you will get the data in R as mydata.
@@mahmudurTechWheel i dont' want install this package in my R. Can you help me? package ‘openair’ was built under R version 4.0.2
@@felippedalpiaz5264 there must be a way around to install it. You can try downloading the package as a zip file and install it manually to R/Rstudio. Just google it you will find a lot of help. Best of luck.
@@mahmudurTechWheel Tks a lot. I installed again R
Hey, thanks so much for your video. But I am getting an error, could you maybe help me please:
Error: unexpected string constant in:
" key = list(labels = c(">0 - 2",
""
Please double-check the code. It should work without any issue.
How to download this data.. which site? Please share the link or record video to download this data
The data is from the Openair package. Try
library(openair)
df
Could you please provide this code?
Thanks for sharing this video.I am getting an error.Can you help me rectify it?
Run `rlang::last_error()` to see where the error occurred.
It should not give you any error if you load the library and data properly. Hope you were successful later on.
@@mahmudurTechWheel yes, I was able to rectify it. Thank you.
Please can you share the revised codes with us