You really set the bar high sir! I thought I know ggplot2, only revealed by you I know nothing about ggplot2. Please do similar videos so that we learn from your great illustrations! Thanks for today!
Hi Pat. another great video, always something new to learn! you mentioned suggestions.. was wondering if you had a past video or time someday to cover functions that convert data to print / save multiple plots to file. cheers
Hi there - thanks for watching. I don't think I do. I assume you mean as multiple pages? Instead of using ggsave, you could use the pdf() function before the code to generate your plots and when you wan to stop, add dev.off() to the end. It's a pretty niche application so I'm not sure that I'll be doing anything like that anytime soon. Something else to consider was my concatenation of a bunch of png files to make a GIF. Perhaps there's something there that would be helpful - ruclips.net/video/B4tNS5CJtgM/видео.html
You can use the minus sign instead of a hyphen (−) and the multiplication sign instead of a lowercase x (×). Those are teeny things I used to look for as a technical editor.
Actually... this and the previous video actually do that! Here are two other videos where I've done it: ruclips.net/video/30mqU2vcx68/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/ibB-MnIEUJ0/видео.html
@@Riffomonas thanks for the links. I was wondering whether there are more easier method for this work. Anyway, I have my doctoral thesis defense planned next week, and most of my figures is drawn using ggplot2 by following your videos! I want to express my gratitude for your guides!
Thank you very much for your detailed tutorial, I am a medical student from China and I would like to know which computer you are using because it seems much smoother than my laptop, thank you
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You really set the bar high sir! I thought I know ggplot2, only revealed by you I know nothing about ggplot2. Please do similar videos so that we learn from your great illustrations! Thanks for today!
Keep practicing! There's so much I still don't know and I feel behind myself. Thanks for watching 🤓
Hi Pat. another great video, always something new to learn! you mentioned suggestions.. was wondering if you had a past video or time someday to cover functions that convert data to print / save multiple plots to file. cheers
Hi there - thanks for watching. I don't think I do. I assume you mean as multiple pages? Instead of using ggsave, you could use the pdf() function before the code to generate your plots and when you wan to stop, add dev.off() to the end. It's a pretty niche application so I'm not sure that I'll be doing anything like that anytime soon. Something else to consider was my concatenation of a bunch of png files to make a GIF. Perhaps there's something there that would be helpful - ruclips.net/video/B4tNS5CJtgM/видео.html
You can use the minus sign instead of a hyphen (−) and the multiplication sign instead of a lowercase x (×). Those are teeny things I used to look for as a technical editor.
very cool - thanks for the suggestion!
thanks always for great video! Can you someday do a video on drawing significance line and symbol?
Actually... this and the previous video actually do that! Here are two other videos where I've done it: ruclips.net/video/30mqU2vcx68/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/ibB-MnIEUJ0/видео.html
@@Riffomonas thanks for the links. I was wondering whether there are more easier method for this work. Anyway, I have my doctoral thesis defense planned next week, and most of my figures is drawn using ggplot2 by following your videos! I want to express my gratitude for your guides!
@@knowishful Ahh, that's wonderful to hear - good luck next week!
Thank you very much for your detailed tutorial, I am a medical student from China and I would like to know which computer you are using because it seems much smoother than my laptop, thank you
Thanks for watching! I have a mac book pro, but I do some editing of the videos to speed things up a bit