Add ggridges support #518
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katossky
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| if ( | ||
| !missing(mapping) && !is.list(mapping) && | ||
| !missing(columnsX) && missing(columnsY) | ||
| !missing(columnsX) && missing(columnsY) |
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Try not to submit changes that are only stylistic.
katossky
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| # get plot type information | ||
| dataTypes <- plot_types(data, columnsX, columnsY, allowDiag = FALSE) | ||
| dataTypes <- GGally:::plot_types(data, columnsX, columnsY, allowDiag = FALSE) |
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Do not use GGally:: form within the GGally package.
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If I understand correctly there was actually no problem with the fill / colour attribute, but the issue was only caused by the impossibility to "group" by a continuous variable on the diagonal ? |
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Link to #505 |
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Related: #505
Our new version of the package, created with @melanielacour, enables the generation of new plots on the diagonal within the
ggpairs()function. Specifically, when callingggpairs()with a continuous mapping variable and the argumentdiag = list(continuous = "ridgeDiag"), it will return the usual classic plot, but with the diagonal displaying a density decomposition based on the continuous variable.