For all those few of you who care about weird statistical visualization
software, I've finally made available a "test" release for R-Orca.
There are
examples of a 2-d variable selection plot (i.e. 2-d straight projection, with
selection of the 2 variables to view), a GrandTour plot, and a Simplicial data
plot. The points of interest are the ability to brush and select from the
command line, etc.
Requires Duncan's recent SJava for "stability" under Linux,
I've heard reports that it has always been stable under Microsoft Windows.
I don't have a Mac, so am clueless as to whether it works.
D/L the rorca package and test.R example from
http://software.biostat.washington.edu/~rossini/rorca/
I'd appreciate any comments. For examples of visualizations that I've
implemented, you might "checkout" the orca distribution and look in
the examples directory. The java code "ports" in a straightforward
way from Java to R.
Really straightforward, thanks to Duncan :-).
I've not provided linked-views examples yet, but hope to do that next week,
if nothing interrupts.
best,
-tony
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