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Example Notebooks

Try the following tutorials and examples to learn and evaluate various features of the Lets-Plot library.

Quickstart and User Guide

Geoms and Stats

geomHistogram, geomDensity, geomVLine, geomFreqpoly, geomBoxplot:

distributions.ipynb

geomErrorBar, geomLine, geomPoint, geomBar, geomCrossbar, geomLineRange, geomPointRange:

error_bars.ipynb

geomPoint, geomSmooth (statSmooth):

scatter_plot.ipynb

geom_smooth.ipynb

geomDensity2D, geomDensity2DFilled, geomBin2D, geomPolygon, geomPoint :

density_2d.ipynb

geomTile, geomContour, geomPolygon (Stat.contour), geomContourFilled :

contours.ipynb

geomText, label format

label_format.ipynb

Position Adjustment

Scales

Facets

GGBunch

GGBunch allows to show a collection of plots on one figure. Each plot in the collection can have arbitrary location and size. There is no automatic layout inside the bunch.

gggrid()

A simple utility which you can use to arrange plots in a regular grid.

asDiscrete() function

Export to File

The ggsave() function is an easy way to export plot to a file in SVG, HTML or raster formats.

Formatting

Theme

Legend layout and axis presentation options :

Data sampling

Sampling is a special technique of data transformation, which helps dealing with large datasets and overplotting.

See: Sampling in Lets-Plot.

Tooltip Customization

Correlation Plot

GeoTools Support

See GeoTools Support.