sugarglider provides ggplot2 extensions to create glyph maps that
visualize seasonal aspects of spatio-temporal data with
geom_glyph_ribbon() and geom_glyph_segment().
These functions create a ribbon or segment geometry designed to display
glyphs based on the combination of x_major and y_major. For each
x_minor value, geom_glyph_ribbon() displays a y interval defined by
ymin_minor and ymax_minor. Meanwhile, geom_glyph_segment() draws a
straight line between y_minor and yend_minor with respect to
x_minor.
# Download the development version from GitHub:
devtools::install_github("maliny12/sugarglider")See the examples page to learn more about how to use sugarglider in your project.
The source code for the R journal article is available on GitHub at link.