altair_concatenation {altair} | R Documentation |
Altair plot concatenation
Description
Altair plots can be concatenated using the following operators:
+
, |
, and &
Usage
## S3 method for class 'altair.vegalite.v4.api.TopLevelMixin'
e1 | e2
## S3 method for class 'altair.vegalite.v4.api.TopLevelMixin'
e1 + e2
## S3 method for class 'altair.vegalite.v4.api.TopLevelMixin'
e1 & e2
Arguments
e1 |
Altair chart object |
e2 |
Altair chart object |
Value
Compound Altair chart object
Examples
if (interactive()){
# Examples using the beaver1 and beaver2 body temperature data sets
# Layering Charts
base <- alt$Chart(beaver1)$encode(
x = alt$X('time'),
y = alt$Y('temp', scale = alt$Scale(zero = FALSE))
)
scatter_plot <- base$mark_point()
line_plot <- base$mark_line()
combined_plot <- scatter_plot + line_plot
# Horizontal Concatenation
base2 <- alt$Chart(beaver2)$
encode(
x = alt$X("time"),
y = alt$Y("temp", scale = alt$Scale(zero = FALSE))
)
scatter_plot2 <- base2$mark_point()
line_plot2 <- base2$mark_line()
combined_plot <-
(scatter_plot + line_plot)$
properties(title = "Beaver 1", width = 200)
combined_plot2 <-
(scatter_plot2 + line_plot2)$
properties(title = "Beaver 2", width = 200)
hconcat_plot <- combined_plot | combined_plot2
# Vertical Concatenation
vconcat_plot <- combined_plot & combined_plot2
}
[Package altair version 4.2.3 Index]