[BlindRUG] Dotplot Function in BrailleR

[Godfrey, Jonathan]

Not sure what you're hoping for Nicholas,

A dotplot is just a visual depiction of univariate data.

If you want to get some text to help understand it, then add MyDotPlot= at the front of either of your commands and then do VI(MyDotPlot)

The warning I because I didn't mask an existing function name when using dotplot. You can suppress warnings in the markdown file with warnings=FALSE in the chunk header.

Jonathan


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Subject: [BlindRUG] Dotplot Function in BrailleR

Hello,

I have been trying for a while now to use the BrailleR package. I have the latest version of r and the BrailleR package. I have run the following two commands both in an RMarkdown file and in the RTerm:

 BrailleR::dotplot(dataSet$variable)
BrailleR::dotplot(dataSet$variable1~dataSet$variable2)
With the above 2 lines, I just got the visual representation of the dotplot for both lines. This was done in the RTerm.

In RMarkdown, I got the following warning with the two same lines of code. as well as the visual representation:
The
## dotplot command is a wrapper for stripchart, and is not a base R function.

I have never gotten this command to work. Is there anything else I need to do to make it work?

Thank you,
Nicholas

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