Probabilmente potresti hackerare insieme qualcosa di simile a quello che vuoi usando le informazioni da geom_dotplot più la funzione di diagramma di strip di base R.
#Save the dot plot in an object.
dotplot <- ggplot(data = df) +
geom_dotplot(aes(x = x), fill = "red") +
geom_dotplot(aes(x=y), fill = "blue")
#Use ggplot_build to save information including the x values.
dotplot_ggbuild <- ggplot_build(dotplot)
main_info_from_ggbuild_x <- dotplot_ggbuild$data[[1]]
main_info_from_ggbuild_y <- dotplot_ggbuild$data[[2]]
#Include only the first occurrence of each x value.
main_info_from_ggbuild_x <-
main_info_from_ggbuild_x[which(duplicated(main_info_from_ggbuild_x$x) == FALSE),]
main_info_from_ggbuild_y <-
main_info_from_ggbuild_y[which(duplicated(main_info_from_ggbuild_y$x) == FALSE),]
#To demonstrate, let's first roughly reproduce the original plot.
stripchart(rep(main_info_from_ggbuild_x$x,
times=main_info_from_ggbuild_x$count),
pch=19,cex=2,method="stack",at=0,col="red")
stripchart(rep(main_info_from_ggbuild_y$x,
times=main_info_from_ggbuild_y$count),
pch=19,cex=2,method="stack",at=0,col="blue",add=TRUE)
#Now, redo using what we actually want.
#You didn't specify if you want the circles and triangles filled or not.
#If you want them filled in, just change the pch values.
stripchart(rep(main_info_from_ggbuild_x$x,
times=main_info_from_ggbuild_x$count),
pch=21,cex=2,method="stack",at=0)
stripchart(rep(main_info_from_ggbuild_y$x,
times=main_info_from_ggbuild_y$count),
pch=24,cex=2,method="stack",at=0,add=TRUE)
Certamente non facilmente possibile. Suppongo che potresti scrivere una di quelle nuove estensioni 'ggplot2'. –
Hai guardato [questa risposta SO] (http://stackoverflow.com/a/25632604/1305688)? –
non sembra possibile https://github.com/hadley/ggplot2/issues/1111 – MLavoie