Hello! This is the complement to my tutorial about generating animated visualizations in R using ggplot2 and gganimate. If you have questions, you can ask me on Twitter- @data_stephanie.
- To view the presentation, visit https://skirmer.github.io/animation_prez.html and click through.
- To see the short version that I'm using at DC R Conference 2019, visit https://skirmer.github.io/animation_prez_dc.html
- To see the underlying code and follow along, use the ioslides_deck.Rmd file in this repo.
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Multiple animation - Mikey Harper: https://mikeyharper.uk/animated-plots-with-r/
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GIS - Daniela Vasquez: https://d4tagirl.com/2017/05/how-to-plot-animated-maps-with-gganimate
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Forecasting
- Hao Ye: https://haoye.us/post/2018-09-03-gganimate/
- Troy @ Peak Maximum https://peakmaximum.com/
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Shadowing - Len Kiefer: https://twitter.com/lenkiefer/status/1102274364995719169
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Model Performance - Dariya Sydykova: https://github.com/dariyasydykova
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Groups Over Time with Reveal - Jovan Lekovic: https://constantlyplotting.com/
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Data Source: UNHCR via data.world: UNHCR's populations of concern residing in South Africa
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53162821/animated-sorted-bar-chart-with-bars-overtaking-each-other/53163549 (Hat tip to Jon Spring for this awesome starting point for this kind of thing!)