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Shiny Dashboard Iris Code

This document provides code for a Shiny dashboard that visualizes the Iris dataset. It includes a user interface with options to select variables for the X and Y axes and displays a scatter plot of the selected variables. The dashboard also features a settings page for additional configurations.

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Shiny Dashboard Iris Code

This document provides code for a Shiny dashboard that visualizes the Iris dataset. It includes a user interface with options to select variables for the X and Y axes and displays a scatter plot of the selected variables. The dashboard also features a settings page for additional configurations.

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R Shiny Dashboard with Iris Dataset Visualization

Code:

# Load required libraries

library(shiny)

library(shinydashboard)

# UI

ui <- dashboardPage(

dashboardHeader(title = "Shiny Dashboard with Iris Plot"),

dashboardSidebar(

sidebarMenu(

menuItem("Dashboard", tabName = "dashboard", icon = icon("dashboard")),

menuItem("Settings", tabName = "settings", icon = icon("cogs"))

),

dashboardBody(

tabItems(

tabItem(tabName = "dashboard",

fluidRow(

box(title = "Variable Selection", width = 4, status = "info", solidHeader = TRUE,

selectInput("xvar", "Select X-axis Variable", choices = names(iris)[1:4], selected =

"Sepal.Length"),
selectInput("yvar", "Select Y-axis Variable", choices = names(iris)[1:4], selected =

"Sepal.Width")

),

box(title = "Iris Scatter Plot", width = 8, status = "primary", solidHeader = TRUE,

plotOutput("irisPlot", height = 400)

),

tabItem(tabName = "settings",

h2("Settings Page"),

p("You can add settings here.")

# Server

server <- function(input, output) {

output$irisPlot <- renderPlot({

x <- iris[[input$xvar]]

y <- iris[[input$yvar]]

plot(x, y,

col = iris$Species,

pch = 19,

xlab = input$xvar,

ylab = input$yvar,

main = paste("Iris Dataset:", input$xvar, "vs", input$yvar))


legend("topright", legend = levels(iris$Species), col = 1:3, pch = 19)

})

# Run the app

shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)

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