Advanced ggplot #2 - create beautiful plots and graphs using R programming.

This is my second advanced ggplot video that explores using R programming to create facets. Data visualisation is an important part of data analysis and communicating your findings. Ggplot2 is an incredibly powerful tool for data visualization and enables data scientists or anyone doing data analysis using R programming to produce beautiful plots and graphs.
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I always learn something new from you. You introduced us to a variation of facet_wrap, facet_grid, rarely discussed in the R graphics books. I wonder if you would devote some time in the future illustration R Markdown.

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[@mikiallen7733]

hi sir , thanks for the effort , however how one can use the same package to generate such faceted style of graphs (i.e. dynamically )in case of on-line (live) data polling case for example from yahoo weather data? would you kindly provide an example to showcase such situation , thanks

[@birdieblue19]

i have a problem. what if my data is already scrubbed via one hot encoding. i dont have categorical variables to plot the graphs based on the category rather i have flags for each category obtained via one hot encoding.

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I don't think this is advanced...

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