Lines, scales and labels | Data on display: visualizing data with ggplot2 in R (lesson 3)
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:33 The gapminder dataset
3:19 Intro to line graphs
6:36 Fixed aesthetics in geom_line()
11:06 Mapping data to multiple lines
14:24 Mappings for specific geoms
16:43 Modifying continuous scales
25:58 Scale transformations
30:34 Labeling plots
38:38 Wrap up
Learning Objectives
1. You can create line graphs to visualize relationships between two numerical variables with geom_line().
2. You can add points to a line graph with geom_point().
3. You can use aesthetics like color, size, color, and linetype to modify line graphs.
4. You can manipulate axis scales for continuous data with scale_*_continuous() and scale_*_log10().
5. You can add labels to a plot such as a title, subtitle, or caption with the labs() function.
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