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Answer by Cole for Create a collection of plots inside of a `for` loop
If you are going to use ggarrange() it sounds like you you could make use of facet_wrap. The main thing is to make the dataset long first:library(ggplot2)library(tidyr) as.data.frame(volcano[,...
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Answer by MSR for Create a collection of plots inside of a `for` loop
How about a simple lapply instead of a for loop? Along the lines oflibrary(ggpubr)library(tidyverse)make_plot <- function(n) { tibble(x = rnorm(n), y = rnorm(n)) %>% ggplot(aes(x = x, y = y)) +...
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One option is to initialize the plots as a list with length same as the number of columns of datasetlibrary(ggplot2)plots <- vector('list', ncol(dataframeselect))for (i in...
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Create a collection of plots inside of a `for` loop
I have 15 plots that I need to display, which I iterate through in a for list like so:### Plotting that does not workplots <- c()for (i in colnames(dataframeselect)){ current_col <-...
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