Message-ID: <CAG_r7O4h1TPvuW9+Gy0pi8BZv5+-nj2YwHN2v4kcMPGnW936Cg@mail.gmail.com>
Date: 2011-10-21T18:10:18Z
From: Henri-Paul Indiogine
Subject: stacked plot
In-Reply-To: <CADv2QyF+uPzqoEVEoKFjEOgrTsTbrsWxBGG_H9jM5b=9ztV9bg@mail.gmail.com>
Hi Dennis!
Fantastic, great, wonderful, beautiful.
I slightly changed your code to adapt it to my situation:
ggplot(DF.2, aes(x=file.name, y=value,
fill=codes))+geom_histogram(position="stack", stat="identity") +
labs(x="document", y="number of codings")
#######################
file.name codes value
---------------------------------
file.1 code.1 ? 2
file.1 code.2 ? 0
file.1 code.3 ? 0
file.1 code.4 ? 5
file.1 code.5 ? 4
file.2 code.1 ? 3
file.2 code.2 ?18
....
There are 126 bars (file1 -> file.126), so I should do the following:
(1) convert to a histogram with no gaps between the bars, and (2)
remove the labels at the bottom of each bar and just have
xlab="documents".
However, even with changing geom_bar to geom_histogram there are small
gaps between the bars.
Thanks for your help,
Henri-Paul
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