Monthly Archives: March 2010
Using jjplot to explore tipping behavior
In this post, I’ll show off some recent changes to jjplot that we think are really cool. To help motivate these changes, I’ll walk through them using the tips dataset included with the reshape package. Improved faceting along multiple dimensions. … Continue reading
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ePluribus: Ethnicity on Social Networks
is the name of the paper I wrote with Lars, Itamar, and Cameron. It will appear at this year’s ICWSM. You may commence bating those breaths.
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A few jjplot updates
Eytan and I have been actively exploring lots of crazy new ideas in jjplot, a new plotting library for R. Here’s a quick rundown of recent changes. We’d love to hear what you guys think Formulae. The old way of … Continue reading
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R LDA package updated to version 1.2 and an ideal-point model for political blogs
I’ve been on a bit of a R tear lately. Today you should see a new version of the R lda package. This version has lots of fixes including a working mmsb demo with the latest version of ggplot2, corrected … Continue reading
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jjplot: Yet another plotting library for R
Those of you who follow this blog know that making (somewhat) pretty plots is an abiding interest of mine. Many of the plots I’ve made in the past were done using the great ggplot2 package. But recently Eytan Bakshy and … Continue reading
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