RAnalyticsAnalysis in R: Helps color labels in dendrograms. The “colorhcplot” package
This package is useful for color-coding dendrogram labels in groups. Package version is 1.3.. Checked with R version...
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RAnalyticsAnalysis in R: Summary value box plot “lvplot” package
It is a convenient way to express data distribution. You can use commands from the "ggplot2" package. This is useful...
RAnalyticsCommand in R: An example of generating a random string using the “stringi” package
Sometimes it is necessary to generate random strings. In such cases, the "stri_rand_strings" command from the "stringi"...
RAnalyticsAnalysis in R：The “mschart” package, which outputs editable graphs in Word and PowerPoint
This package can output charts that can be edited in Word and PowerPoint. You can create bar, line, scatter and area ch...
RAnalyticsAnalysis in R: The “gghighlight” package is useful for highlighting parts of the plot.
This package is useful for creating graphs that highlight specified areas. Commands from the 'ggplot2' package are avai...
RAnalyticsAnalysis in R: ‘DataExplorer’ package for a simple browser view of data content
This package allows you to easily check the data content in a browser. It is also possible to check data size, composit...
RAnalyticsAnalysis in R: managing plots in the browser. The “httpgd” package
This package allows plots to be managed in a browser or RStudio's viewer. The operations that can be managed include sa...
RAnalyticsAnalysis in R: Read a wide variety of files with ease. The ‘ezpickr’ package
This package reads files effortlessly via GUI. The supported 25 files are "csv, csv2, tsv, txt, xls, xlsx, json, html, ...
RAnalyticsAnalysis in R: Helps you create the ideal heatmap. The “ComplexHeatmap” package
This package allows you to fine-tune the appearance of your heatmaps. For example, you can easily add a graph showing t...
RAnalyticsAnalysis in R: Add significance bars to ggplot2 plots! The “ggsignifr” package
Introduces a package that adds a significant difference symbol to the plots of the "ggplot2" package. See the example o...
