Scatter plot and Line plot in R (using ggplot2)

[@nuriar4314]

I have been watchin 5+ hours of tutorials, you are the only one that taught how to get the equation. So... in a nutshell YOU rock!

[@nuriar4314]

Question> is there a way to infer the equation directly from geom_smooth outputs?

[@pandabareO_o]

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[@laurasofiabayona2288]

you are such a great lecturer! ive watched 2 of your videos and you are brilliant and is so easy to understand you!!!

[@peelingbackdata3907]

Thank you so much! I will try to create more videos soon!

[@saadalhumaid3959]

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[@anukulburanapratheprat7378]

Thank you very much. This is really helpful.

[@wildonrp]

Excelente video amigo, felicitaciones y gracias por compartir

[@yijingwang7308]

If I have replicates, how to deal with that?

[@DrAamirAbbas]

Great work

[@peelingbackdata3907]

Thank you! I am going to be releasing another video soon so keep an eye out for it.

[@soumeng592]

I am using Rstudio 4.2.1 every time I am searching for the library ("diamonds"); it shows that "Error in the library("diamonds") : there is no package called ‘diamonds’". Please help me to solve this...

[@MatisSSsitaM]

Diamonds dataset is a part of the ggplot2 package. I guess, you tried to open the Diamonds dataset before installing/loading the ggplot2 package? Try this: 1. Type the code and run it: install.packages(“ggplot2”) 2. Load the ggplot library: library(ggplot2) 3. Load the dataset: data(“diamonds”)

[@shohnazarhazratqulov6731]

Hello, thank you for video. But the package ‘ggpmisc’ is not available. How to install it?

[@peelingbackdata3907]

Hi, thanks for watching the video! You should be able to install it using the command 'install.packages(ggpmisc)'. In my video "Introduction to ggplot in R" I discuss how to install a package if you want to look at that (about 35 seconds into the video).

[@shohnazarhazratqulov6731]

@@peelingbackdata3907 thanks a lot!

[@shohnazarhazratqulov6731]

@@peelingbackdata3907 could you please explain or do a video how to create two curves with correlation coefficient in one graph, in this video only one. If it is possible with p-value would be great! Thank you!

[@peelingbackdata3907]

@@shohnazarhazratqulov6731 Hi yeah sure I would be happy to explain that! I will feature that at the end of my next video (which I should have out by the end of tomorrow).

[@shohnazarhazratqulov6731]

​@@peelingbackdata3907 Thank you, I have already created two linear lines in one graph, but after calculating R>2 (correlation coefficient) the legend of ggplot is deleted , please explain how to do legend with (or after) calculating of R>2, and separate R>2 for each linear lines

[@jamesly__vi1di]

ty subbed

[@bepppi]

hello .

[@peelingbackdata3907]

Hi!