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It would be nice if vis_dat() had an option to select an index or grouping variable. Currently the y-axis is just straight observation index (row num).
For instance with time series data, perhaps the group could be set to the column that has a "year" value. Then ticks could be placed on the y axis for each year, or perhaps horizontal lines going across the entire plot. Same if you were combining multiple tables with bind_rows() and set an id variable - seeing where they were joined by setting the id as the group/index for vis_dat() would aid in seeing where discontinuities exist.
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If what I understand from #91 is correct, then showing factor values for factor columns might be another way to go about this.
Two thoughts about this avenue though:
it would require converting things to factor first (for instance year, which should be stored as numeric)
it wouldn't create tick values on the y-axis
Another option - what if any column with less than x unique values gets treated like a factor (ie different colors for values), and the value of x is an argument.
It would be nice if
vis_dat()
had an option to select an index or grouping variable. Currently the y-axis is just straight observation index (row num).For instance with time series data, perhaps the group could be set to the column that has a "year" value. Then ticks could be placed on the y axis for each year, or perhaps horizontal lines going across the entire plot. Same if you were combining multiple tables with
bind_rows()
and set an id variable - seeing where they were joined by setting the id as the group/index for vis_dat() would aid in seeing where discontinuities exist.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: