Get to grips with R’s most popular packages and functions to create interactive visualizations for the web
About This Learning R for Data Visualization Video course
- Learn how to visualize data and import/export in CSV, TXT, and Excel formats
- Develop a professionally-featured website using the best R has to offer
- Focus on demonstrating customized visualization on your website
R video cours In Detail
R is on the rise and showing itself as a powerful option in many software development domains. At its core, R is a statistical programming language that provides impressive tools for data mining and analysis, creating high-level graphics, and machine learning. R gives aspiring analysts and data scientists the ability to represent complex sets of data in an impressive way.
The video course is structured in simple lessons so that the learning process feels like a step-by-step guide to plotting.
We start by importing data in R from popular formats such as CSV and Excel tables. Then you will learn how to create basic plots such as histograms, scatterplots, and more, with the default options, which guarantees stunning results.
The second part of the course is dedicated to interactive plots. Static plots, in fact, are extremely important for scientific manuscripts, but nowadays most of our work is done online on websites and blogs, where static plots do not harness the full potential of the technology. Interactive plots, on the other hand, can improve that and allow us to present our results in more appealing and informative ways, by using the native language of the web. Do not worry though, you will not need to learn an additional programming language because this course will show you how to create stunning web plots directly from R.
In the final part of the course, the Shiny package will be extensively discussed. This allows you to create fully-featured web pages directly from the R console, and Shiny also allows it to be uploaded to a live website where your peers and colleagues can browse it and you can share your work. You will see how to build a complete website to import and plot data, plus we will present a method to upload it for everybody to use. Finally, you will revise all the concepts you've learned while having some fun creating a complete website.
By the end of the course, you will have an armour full of different visualization techniques, with the capacity to apply these abilities to real-world data sets.
R, Data Science training table of contents (duration : 1h59m)
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Introducing Scientific Plotting in R
- The Course Overview free 00:05:32
- Preview of R Plotting Functionalities 00:03:16
- Introducing the Dataset 00:03:21
- Loading Tables and CSV Files 00:04:41
- Loading Excel Files 00:03:33
- Exporting Data 00:04:19
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Scientific Plotting in ggplot2
- Creating Histograms 00:05:01
- The Importance of Box Plots 00:03:44
- Plotting Bar Charts 00:02:43
- Plotting Multiple Variables – Scatterplots 00:03:07
- Dealing with Time – Time-series Plots 00:02:38
- Handling Uncertainty 00:04:15
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Customizing Plots
- Changing Theme 00:03:07
- Changing Colors 00:03:20
- Modifying Axis and Labels 00:02:40
- Adding Supplementary Elements 00:04:08
- Adding Text Inside and Outside of the Plot 00:05:02
- Multi-plots 00:03:59
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Exporting Plots
- Exporting Plots as Images 00:03:24
- Adjusting the Page Size 00:02:33
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Interactive Plots in rCharts
- Getting Started with Interactive Plotting 00:02:44
- Creating Interactive Histograms and Box Plots 00:04:55
- Plotting Interactive Bar Charts 00:03:12
- Creating Interactive Scatterplots 00:02:58
- Developing Interactive Time-series Plots 00:03:47
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Creating a Website with Shiny
- Getting Started with Shiny 00:04:09
- Creating a Simple Website 00:04:52
- File Input 00:03:09
- Conditional Panels – UI 00:03:45
- Conditional Panels – Servers 00:05:31
- Deploying the Site 00:05:38
- Sources Filesdownload
- Certificate
Instructor : Packt
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With which software version is this tutorial compatible with?R
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What is the required level to follow this tutorial ?beginner
