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How to duplicate ECharts morphing demo of smooth transition to aggregated data chart, question asked here. Solution is data preparation in R, then visualization.
library(dplyr) mc <- mtcars |> filter(cyl<8) datt <- function(idx) { return(mc[mc$cyl==idx,]$hp) } colors <- c("blue","red") oscatter <- list( title= list(subtext='mouseover points to morph'), xAxis= list(scale=TRUE), yAxis= list(scale=TRUE), color= colors, series=list( list(type='scatter', id=4, dataGroupId=4, data= datt(4), universalTransition= list(enabled= TRUE)), list(type='scatter', id=6, dataGroupId=6, data= datt(6), universalTransition= list(enabled=TRUE)) ) ) obar <- list( title= list(text= 'Average'), xAxis= list(type= 'category', data= list('cyl4', 'cyl6')), yAxis= list(show= TRUE), color= colors, series= list(list( type= 'bar', id= 'average', colorBy= 'data', data= list( list(value= mean(datt(4)), groupId=4), list(value= mean(datt(6)), groupId=6)), universalTransition=list(enabled= TRUE, seriesKey=c('4', '6')) )) ) # remotes::install_github('helgasoft/echarty') # get latest library(echarty) ec.util(cmd='morph', oscatter, obar)
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How to duplicate ECharts morphing demo of smooth transition to aggregated data chart, question asked here. Solution is data preparation in R, then visualization.