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R Data Analysis Cookbook - Second Edition

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Product type Book
Published in Sep 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787124479
Pages 560 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
Languages
Authors (3):
Kuntal Ganguly Kuntal Ganguly
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Shanthi Viswanathan Shanthi Viswanathan
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Viswa Viswanathan Viswa Viswanathan
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters close

Preface 1. Acquire and Prepare the Ingredients - Your Data 2. What's in There - Exploratory Data Analysis 3. Where Does It Belong? Classification 4. Give Me a Number - Regression 5. Can you Simplify That? Data Reduction Techniques 6. Lessons from History - Time Series Analysis 7. How does it look? - Advanced data visualization 8. This may also interest you - Building Recommendations 9. It's All About Your Connections - Social Network Analysis 10. Put Your Best Foot Forward - Document and Present Your Analysis 11. Work Smarter, Not Harder - Efficient and Elegant R Code 12. Where in the World? Geospatial Analysis 13. Playing Nice - Connecting to Other Systems

Creating line graphs

Line graphs are normally used to visualize relationships between two continuous variables along the x axis and y axis; that is, how the continuous variable on the x axis changes its relation with respect to another continuous variable on the y axis. Line graphs can also be used with a discrete variable on the x axis and are appropriate when the variable is ordered as such (small, medium, and large).

Getting ready

Download the book's files for this chapter and save the mtcars.csv file in your R working directory. Install and load the ggplot2 library and then read the data into R using the read.csv() command:

> install.packages("ggplot2")
> library(ggplot2)
> mtcars <- read.csv(...
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