Creating Level Plots with Raw Data in R

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The discussion focuses on creating level plots using raw data in R, specifically 2D contour plots without lines. The user sought guidance on utilizing their x, y, and z coordinates for this purpose, expressing difficulty in finding relevant tutorials that do not rely on pre-packaged data. Ultimately, the user resolved their issue independently, indicating that they successfully figured out the process. The conversation highlights the need for accessible resources for beginners in R.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of R programming language
  • Familiarity with data visualization concepts
  • Knowledge of x, y, and z coordinate systems
  • Experience with contour plotting techniques
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore R's 'ggplot2' package for advanced plotting techniques
  • Learn about the 'akima' package for interpolation in R
  • Research R's 'filled.contour' function for creating filled contour plots
  • Investigate online tutorials specifically focused on raw data visualization in R
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This discussion is beneficial for data analysts, researchers, and anyone new to R who is interested in visualizing raw data through level plots and contour plots.

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I'm doing some data analysis for a research project.
Using the program R I'm trying to create level plots. Essentially 2D contour plots without the lines.

I've trawled the Internet and tutorials for days and can only find tutorials that use data from a package. I have the raw data, x, y and z coordinates. I want to create level plots using the raw data.

Can someone please walk me through the steps to use this program? Or point me to a good resource. I've never used the program before either btw. In the deep end.

Thanks!
 
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Not heard of the program myself but google found...

http://rwiki.sciviews.org/doku.php?id=rugs:r_user_groups

it sounds like it might be possible to graph it in Excel?
 
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All good I worked it out (: thanks
 

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