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Data Visualization Using R

This document discusses various data visualization techniques and parameters in R. It covers topics like adding labels to axes, different types of visualizations like scatterplot matrices and histograms, customizing plots using parameters like xlab, ylab, type, and faceting plots using facets. It also discusses the grammar of graphics approach in ggplot2 and how factors and aesthetics are handled. Key visualization packages covered are graphics, ggplot2, and lattice.

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Data Visualization Using R

This document discusses various data visualization techniques and parameters in R. It covers topics like adding labels to axes, different types of visualizations like scatterplot matrices and histograms, customizing plots using parameters like xlab, ylab, type, and faceting plots using facets. It also discusses the grammar of graphics approach in ggplot2 and how factors and aesthetics are handled. Key visualization packages covered are graphics, ggplot2, and lattice.

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Data Visualization using R

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1. In the plot, to add label to the horizontal axis the variable to be configured is- xlab
2. Scatterplot Matrix is an example of __________ type of visualization.- Multivariate Visualization
3. graphics,ggplot2 packages qualify for _________________ visualization packes
4. Which command in R, lists the available Datasets in R? -data()
5. Histograms , Density Plots are examples of which type of visualization - mutivariate visualization x,

6. Histogram is mainly used as visual representation of - distribution


7. In case of the plot, which parameter decides whether the plot should be line or points or both? - type
8. The vertical axis label is provided by the parameter - ylab
9. How can we find the different parameters available -par()
10. Which parameter in R helps to decide the number of bins which we want to manually override -breaks

11. Which parameter decides the line type & plot symbol respectively - ich & pty

12. Barchart represents visual display of ____________________ of category of categorical variable


-frequency

13. If one would like to visualize 6 graphs in single view with graphs scaling in row wise fashion (2 rows) -
par(mfrow=c(2,3))

14. Which parameter could be used to convert stacked barplot into grouped bar plot - beside =True

15. Customizing the way your graphs could be arranged can be configured using - layout()

16. Which parameter is helpful to swap the chart from x-axis to y-axis -horiz=True

17. Changing the font size of the axis labels could be accomplished using the following font -font.axis

18. Which parameter removed the X & Y axis - axes=F

19. Which plot would be applicable for summarizing the value of numeric variable - boxplot

20. The width of line can be changed by -iwd

21. Stratified boxplots are useful for examining the relationship between a categorical variable and a
numeric variable. -True

22. col.main=4, will change size of the font F


23. Which command allows to place the text within the graph addtext wv textline W text

24. Which text feature allows the text to written along the margin of the graph - mtext

25. While adding text to graph, adj=0 refers to - text will start at mentioned posiotin

26. In lattice,y~x | A*B refers to - Display the relationship between numeric variables y and x separately for
every combination of factor A and B levels

27. In lattice, ~x|A refers to - display numeric variable x for each level of factor A

28. Lattice package supports the generation of trellis graphs (graphs that display a variable or the
relationship between variables, conditioned on one or more other variables) - True

29. Which of this is limitation of lattice plots- all

30. What does gg in ggplot2 refer to grammer of graphics

31. In multifaceted plot, how many rows will be formed when facets is mentioned as facets=.~drv - always
1 row
32. In multifaceted plot, how many columns will be formed when facets is mentioned as facets=.~drv -
always 1 col x,
33. In multifaceted plot, how many columns will be formed when facets is mentioned as facets=drv~. - 3
columns x,(value of drv -1) cols x,

34. Aesthetics in ggplot2 refers to - size,shape,color w , points,lines x,size,points,lines x,size,line,color

35. Factors represent the subset of the data and they should be properly labelled - True

36. The grey zone around the geom("smooth") line refers to -95%

37. Using ggplot2 for multifaceted diagram, the deciding variable on the number of rows or columns is - .
(decimal)

38. ggplot2 requires the data to be in -dataframe format

39. Geometric (geom) in ggplot2 refers to - points,lines

40. ggplot2 allows to add features layer by layer T


41. In ggplot2, which function decides the object printing - geom_point()

42. The functions which assist in labelling of the functions is -all


43. Which feature in R allows to add new graph on top another existing graph? padup w

44. Which argument helps in changing the size of plotting characters - cex

45. Title of the plot is provided by the variable -main

46. To reset the grid to normal layout, after displaying multiple charts in single view could be obtained by
layout

47. scatterplot in lattice is represented by - scplot x,

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