This figure from Jamie Hudson is one of my favourite figures from everything that I have seen from TidyTuesday so far. It's a fun and dynamic way to view data. To create the figure, he uses a lot of code that we have seen in lecture before, such as:
geom_jitter()scale_color_viridis_c()annotate()theme_minimal()
The most interesting codes from Jamie that I liked (and we haven't seen) were the animate() and transition reveal(), which are both used in creating the GIF.
In combination with Jamie's GIF, the figure from Benjamin Nowak is another great way to visualize the length of time it takes for people to finish the races.
This figure from Jamie Hudson is one of my favourite figures from everything that I have seen from TidyTuesday so far. It's a fun and dynamic way to view data. To create the figure, he uses a lot of code that we have seen in lecture before, such as:
geom_jitter()scale_color_viridis_c()annotate()theme_minimal()The most interesting codes from Jamie that I liked (and we haven't seen) were the
animate()andtransition reveal(), which are both used in creating the GIF.In combination with Jamie's GIF, the figure from Benjamin Nowak is another great way to visualize the length of time it takes for people to finish the races.