Urban & transport geographer
Programme officer at JRC, European Commission, #TRIMIS_EU
Former @MSCActions Individual Fellow at @tGIS_ucm
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@pablo_alvrez Perhaps this 👇post would help? First, create polygons which corresponds to the area you want to cover, and then fill the area using the approach described by @ClausWilke in this post? However, I've never tried that, I admit.
https://t.co/EkCoQBppDL
@jschwabish@maartenzam Aggregated for above / below zero & small multiples? Small multiples line charts with all categories as a background (light dark) and particular one as solid, darker line to facilitate positioning category against all the other
@UrbanDemog Many thanks for {r5r} - limited experience (yet) but it looks amazing (and very fast)!
Very quick and dirty map to check how transit_network_to_sf() works using Warsaw's #GTFS data
#rstats#r5rstats
code: https://t.co/CvA9ps8zDG
@donkiszot1@janinadailyblog@mart_markiewicz@MKruszewska_@olkurowska Ile "powietrza" zostawić pod/nad linią to inna sprawa.
Zmiana skali x to inny błąd / manipulacja – w efekcie tworzy się wrażenie, że coś zaczyna wzrastać szybciej niż w rzeczywistości.
Efekt: dwa szkolne błędy będące w istocie manipulacją.
2/3
Export: ggsave() to pdf and then pdftools::pdf_convert() to png removes thin white lines at the bottom and/or right side of the image (at least produced at my PC)
Perhaps there is a simpler way to achieve this?
#rstats
Reproducible example:
https://t.co/WMuon7WylT
#rstats#ggplot2 tip: If you have no-white background, coord_fixed() and want to remove white margins in saved output here👇is my workaround:
- create empty plot with theme_minimal
- move plot.background() to plot_annotation()
- use {patchwork}
- ggsave() & {pdftools} combo:
Better data visualizations has finally arrived! And it looks 💯❕
It was more difficult then expected: it was my third order after 2 previous were canceled 🤷♂️
But it was worth to wait 😍