Getting bored with the plots you can make using the base R plot? Probably time to spice things up with ggplot!
You can read through this article, or you can watch the tutorial video below (or both!).
Let’s get started. If you haven’t used ggplot before, you will need to install that package by running this either in the R console, or in an R script:
install.packages("ggplot2") To include the library, you just run this:
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