Questions tagged [geom-ribbon]
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R - Coloring the area under/above a line in different colours using geom_ribbon
I have a simple line graph which fluctuates around zero.
Using geom_ribbon, I would like to color the area between the line and zero in two different colors, depending on whether the line is above or under zero.
Using a single color to fill the area…
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geom_errorbar and geom_ribbon working together
I want to plot error bars and a ribbon shaded area to mark the average of the values of the error bars:
For some reason I cannot make geom_errorbar and geom_ribbon work together. A sample code:
group <- c("Group 1", "Group 1", "Group 2", "Group 2",…
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How to draw geom_ribbon to draw 3 y axis in a layout using R
I already drew 3 plots using ggplot, geom_line and geom_ribbon etc.
I want to merge y axis plots of p_min, p_max and p_mean in a layout.
p_min, p_max and p_mean must locate in y axis.
x axis is number(1,2).
Let me know how to draw plots of multiple…
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how to use ggplot, geom_line and geom_ribbon to draw multiple y axis in a layout
There are different data sets as bottom.
1-1.Data…
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Use group summary values as geom_ribbon in ggplot2?
I am trying to plot a line plot by groups, where I would like to add underling shading covering min and max values for categories. I would like to replicate plot like this, but grey shade covers all between the dashed and solid black lines (not…
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Coloring of standard deviation shading using geom_ribbon
I am working with a data frame, where I have columns:
species replicate position DOY RED.PEAK RED.PEAK.SD FAR.RED.PEAK FAR.RED.PEAK.SD
1 LINGONBERRY 1 LOW 1 0.10218177 0.050779465 0.14498610 0.04848566
2 LINGONBERRY …
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textured geom_ribbon similar to barplot, which has arguments a) density and b) angle
Is there a way to introduce the arguments "density" and "angle", or any other interesting ones from "ggplot::barplot" into "ggplot::geom_ribbon"?
I have been looking for basic texture of geom_ribbon -like points and crosses and lines-, instead of…
