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July 3, 2012 16:05
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bar chart in polar coordinates
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G = ggplot(data = frame | |
, aes(x = 10 | |
, label = New.HIV.Infections.due.to.MTCT | |
, y = sqrt(New.HIV.Infections.due.to.MTCT) | |
, fill = contribution.to.global.MTCT.burden))+ | |
geom_bar( stat= "identity", position = "identity") | |
#This will make a stacked bar chart with one column, with colors determined by the contribution to the global burden. | |
#I'm going to map x to angle and y to radius (hence the square root above) | |
G = G+theme_bw()+opts(axis.text.x = theme_blank(), legend.position = "bottom", axis.ticks = theme_blank() )+coord_polar(theta = "x") | |
#This converts the bar to polar coordinates | |
G = G+scale_fill_continuous(name = add_break("contribution.to.global.MTCT.burden", "."), guide = guide_colorbar(barwidth = 10))+ | |
scale_y_continuous(add_break("SQRT New.HIV.Infections.due.to.MTCT", "."))+scale_x_continuous(name = "") | |
#This handles x and y labels, color guide, etc. | |
G+ facet_wrap(~ country, ncol = 8) #make one graph per country. |
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