Using the the ggplot2 R package to create a boxplot with individual data points overlayed (CC091)

[@Riffomonas]

What do you think of adding a boxplot to a jitter plot without including the whiskers?

[@TheSandrao89]

Absolutely love your videos! Keep up the great work

[@mocabeentrill]

Grade A, Top shelf stuff!

[@KN-tx7sd]

Hi Pat, is it possible to pin the number as you have shown for the x-axis labels for the Titles and subtitles, and captions. Thank you

[@Riffomonas]

You can do that with the glue function as well

[@KN-tx7sd]

Hi Pat, is it possible to reduce the space between the two x-labels so the plots are near to each other.

[@Riffomonas]

Try changing the width of the figure in ggsave

[@drjzee]

I would have thought it was a 95% CI, so I learned something there.

[@Riffomonas]

HA! :) Glad to hear it

[@조지수-b2q]

Hello!! can i get a sentence for drawing Boxplot without min and max? just a box without a line! I know you explained it but English is not my first language so it's kind of hard to understand the whole thing...

[@Riffomonas]

Hi there! You can do it with stat_summary(fun.data=median_hilow, geom="crossbar"). Alternatively, you should be able to use geom_boxplot(coef=0, outlier.color = NA)

[@cyrillejar1914]

Really interesting !!! Many thanks ! I think I will use jitter plot with box plot for my next analyses. But I will keep the whiskers, without you miss the extreme values ... I'm not sure it is really important to explain the 1.5 times about whiskers, I think it is enough to say that above or below we consider the values as extreme. Thanks again, even if do not agree for whiskers I really appreciate your point, an I always learn new things !

[@Riffomonas]

I'd suggest that most people will want to know why you think something is "extreme" and so it's probably necessary to explain what the whiskers represent

[@hassanhijazi4757]

Hi Pat, does the position of the jittered points change each time you run the code or itmust be fixed at each code-run?

[@Riffomonas]

It’s determined by the random number seed. You can do set.seed or (I think) geom_jjtter has an argument to set a seed

[@hassanhijazi4757]

@@Riffomonas Exactly, thank you. I checked that you can provide the argument "position = position_jitter(seed = NULL) inside the geom_jitter() and it will do it.

[@123peterjackson]

How would I go about creating multiple box plots for a time series with 13 weeks and 2 different groups

[@Riffomonas]

I'd make it with a facet for each group

[@The_Researcher_Girl_Aditi]

how to do Box and Whisker Plot in R?? Please Urgent 🙏😭

[@Riffomonas]

You’re in the right place! Check out this video and you’ll learn how

[@erdenebilegnasantogtokh6705]

How to fix some error, library("tidyverse") Error: package or namespace load failed for ‘tidyverse’ in loadNamespace(j = 3.4.0 is required In addition: Warning message: package ‘tidyverse’ was built under R version 4.1.3

[@mdmominulislam2498]

is it possible to do it in excel.please make a video.combining jitter plot with box plot in excel.thanks

[@Riffomonas]

Thanks for watching! Unfortunately I don’t know how to use excel to make figures 😂 maybe this is a good chance to learn some R to improve the reproducibility of your code?

[@valerierussell6867]

Yeah, I thought the whisker was the entire range....

[@saadalhumaid3959]

Master

[@Riffomonas]

Ha! Well I don't know about that but thanks for watching 🤓

[@saadalhumaid3959]

@@Riffomonas dude u brilliantly not surprised u hold a PhD degree. Stuff u know in RStudio should raise ur chance in the authorships in the best international journals

[@pingliu1310]

I called it jitter plot. 😀

[@Riffomonas]

I think I'm slowly changing from strip chart to jitter plot 🤷‍♂️