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- title: "Layer: annotations"
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desc: >
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Annotation are special types of layer than don't inherit global settings
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- from the plot. Rhey are used to add fixed reference data to plot.
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+ from the plot. They are used to add fixed reference data to plot.
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contents:
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- geom_abline
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- annotate
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The guides (the axes and legends) help readers interpret your plots.
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Guides are mostly controlled via the scale (e.g. with the `limits`,
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`breaks`, and `labels` arguments), but sometimes you will need additional
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- cover over the guide apperance. Use `guides()` or the `guide` argument to
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+ cover over the guide appearance. Use `guides()` or the `guide` argument to
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individual scales along with `guide_colourbar()` or `guide_legend()`.
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contents:
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- guide_colourbar
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- title: Autoplot and fortify
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desc: >
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- `autoplot()` is an extension mechansim for ggplot2 it provides a way
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+ `autoplot()` is an extension mechanism for ggplot2 it provides a way
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for package authors to add methods that work like the base `plot()`
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function, generating useful default plots with little user interaction.
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`fortify()` turns objects into tidy data frames: it has largely been
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