how to add specific only certain labels on PCA plot in R
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I need your help on something which should be extremely easy to do, but already took me a while to figure out.
When making a PCA plot in R, I need to label only certain category of the data on the graph. Could you help me with an advice how I do that? With the current code (see below) I get all labels, but i need only labels to be shown for the originaldata which do not contain word "No" in a column X.
Thanks!
My code:
plt <- autoplot(
pcadata,
data = originaldata,
colour = 'Woi',
frame.type = 'norm',
frame.colour = 'TasteScore',
size = 3,
) +
geom_text(aes(label = paste(keepRows$Woi)), parse = TRUE)
r label pca
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I need your help on something which should be extremely easy to do, but already took me a while to figure out.
When making a PCA plot in R, I need to label only certain category of the data on the graph. Could you help me with an advice how I do that? With the current code (see below) I get all labels, but i need only labels to be shown for the originaldata which do not contain word "No" in a column X.
Thanks!
My code:
plt <- autoplot(
pcadata,
data = originaldata,
colour = 'Woi',
frame.type = 'norm',
frame.colour = 'TasteScore',
size = 3,
) +
geom_text(aes(label = paste(keepRows$Woi)), parse = TRUE)
r label pca
edited Nov 8 at 8:32
RLave
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asked Nov 8 at 8:21
JTim
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In your post is missing some code (PCA model for example), external libraries (where does it arriveautoplot()), data. Could you add them to make your code working and increase the chances to get a good answer?
– s_t
Nov 8 at 8:37
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I need your help on something which should be extremely easy to do, but already took me a while to figure out.
When making a PCA plot in R, I need to label only certain category of the data on the graph. Could you help me with an advice how I do that? With the current code (see below) I get all labels, but i need only labels to be shown for the originaldata which do not contain word "No" in a column X.
Thanks!
My code:
plt <- autoplot(
pcadata,
data = originaldata,
colour = 'Woi',
frame.type = 'norm',
frame.colour = 'TasteScore',
size = 3,
) +
geom_text(aes(label = paste(keepRows$Woi)), parse = TRUE)
r label pca
edited Nov 8 at 8:32
RLave
2,5281820
asked Nov 8 at 8:21
JTim
12
I need your help on something which should be extremely easy to do, but already took me a while to figure out.
When making a PCA plot in R, I need to label only certain category of the data on the graph. Could you help me with an advice how I do that? With the current code (see below) I get all labels, but i need only labels to be shown for the originaldata which do not contain word "No" in a column X.
Thanks!
My code:
plt <- autoplot(
pcadata,
data = originaldata,
colour = 'Woi',
frame.type = 'norm',
frame.colour = 'TasteScore',
size = 3,
) +
geom_text(aes(label = paste(keepRows$Woi)), parse = TRUE)
r label pca
r label pca
edited Nov 8 at 8:32
RLave
2,5281820
asked Nov 8 at 8:21
JTim
12
edited Nov 8 at 8:32
RLave
2,5281820
asked Nov 8 at 8:21
JTim
12
edited Nov 8 at 8:32
RLave
2,5281820
edited Nov 8 at 8:32
RLave
2,5281820
edited Nov 8 at 8:32
RLave
2,5281820
2,5281820
asked Nov 8 at 8:21
JTim
12
asked Nov 8 at 8:21
JTim
12
asked Nov 8 at 8:21
JTim
12
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In your post is missing some code (PCA model for example), external libraries (where does it arriveautoplot()), data. Could you add them to make your code working and increase the chances to get a good answer?
– s_t
Nov 8 at 8:37
add a comment |
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In your post is missing some code (PCA model for example), external libraries (where does it arriveautoplot()), data. Could you add them to make your code working and increase the chances to get a good answer?
– s_t
Nov 8 at 8:37
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In your post is missing some code (PCA model for example), external libraries (where does it arrive
autoplot()), data. Could you add them to make your code working and increase the chances to get a good answer?– s_t
Nov 8 at 8:37
In your post is missing some code (PCA model for example), external libraries (where does it arrive
autoplot()), data. Could you add them to make your code working and increase the chances to get a good answer?– s_t
Nov 8 at 8:37
add a comment |
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In your post is missing some code (PCA model for example), external libraries (where does it arrive
autoplot()), data. Could you add them to make your code working and increase the chances to get a good answer?– s_t
Nov 8 at 8:37