You can use the following basic syntax to create a correlation heatmap in R: #calculate correlation between each pairwise combination of variables…
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How to Perform Linear Regression with Categorical Variables in R
by Tutor AspireLinear regression is a method we can use to quantify the relationship between one or more predictor variables and a response variable.…
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You can use the following methods to plot a subset of a data frame in R: Method 1: Plot Subset of Data…
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How to Draw Boxplots with Mean Values in R (With Examples)
by Tutor AspireYou can use the following methods to draw a boxplot with a mean value in R: Method 1: Use Base R #create…
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How to Change Legend Size in Base R Plot (With Examples)
by Tutor AspireThe easiest way to change the size of a legend in a base R plot is to use the cex argument: legend(‘topright’,…
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You can use the following basic syntax to produce bold font in R plots: substitute(paste(bold(‘this text is bold’))) The following examples show…
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How to Create a Scatterplot Matrix in R (2 Examples)
by Tutor AspireA scatterplot matrix is a matrix of scatterplots that lets you understand the pairwise relationship between different variables in a dataset. There…
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R: How to Draw Circles in Plots (With Examples)
by Tutor AspireYou can use the following methods to draw a circle in a plot in R: Method 1: Draw Circle Using Base R…
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How to Plot Multiple Plots on Same Graph in R (3 Examples)
by Tutor AspireYou can use the following methods to plot multiple plots on the same graph in R: Method 1: Plot Multiple Lines on…
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How to Change Legend Position in Base R Plots
by Tutor AspireThere are two ways to change the legend position in base R plots: Method 1: Use (x, y) coordinates legend(4, 12, legend=c(‘y1’,…