SunburstR: how to define paths i.e. add more layers to sunburst?












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I am lost in how to create the hierarchy with R's SunburstR package



sunburstR::sunburst(data=as.data.frame(iris, legendOrder=list("Species", "Sepal.Length")))


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where the pedagocical example tries to create a hierarchy with the well-known iris dataset. The inner most layer would have 3 groups: setosa, versicolor and virginica -- and outmost layers showing the proportion of certain numeric things such as sepal length.



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    I am lost in how to create the hierarchy with R's SunburstR package



    sunburstR::sunburst(data=as.data.frame(iris, legendOrder=list("Species", "Sepal.Length")))


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    where the pedagocical example tries to create a hierarchy with the well-known iris dataset. The inner most layer would have 3 groups: setosa, versicolor and virginica -- and outmost layers showing the proportion of certain numeric things such as sepal length.



    How to add more layers to a sunburst plot?










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      I am lost in how to create the hierarchy with R's SunburstR package



      sunburstR::sunburst(data=as.data.frame(iris, legendOrder=list("Species", "Sepal.Length")))


      n



      where the pedagocical example tries to create a hierarchy with the well-known iris dataset. The inner most layer would have 3 groups: setosa, versicolor and virginica -- and outmost layers showing the proportion of certain numeric things such as sepal length.



      How to add more layers to a sunburst plot?










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      I am lost in how to create the hierarchy with R's SunburstR package



      sunburstR::sunburst(data=as.data.frame(iris, legendOrder=list("Species", "Sepal.Length")))


      n



      where the pedagocical example tries to create a hierarchy with the well-known iris dataset. The inner most layer would have 3 groups: setosa, versicolor and virginica -- and outmost layers showing the proportion of certain numeric things such as sepal length.



      How to add more layers to a sunburst plot?







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          You have to specify the path with each node separated by dash such that



          iris 
          %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
          %>% select(path, Petal.Length) %>% sunburst()


          where Petal.Length here is the value you want to visualise on the outermost layer with respect to the path starting from the innermost layer to the outermost layer



          enter image description here



          and in visually more pleasing order such that



          enter image description here



          iris 
          %>% arrange(desc(Petal.Length), desc(Sepal.Length), desc(Petal.Width))
          %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
          %>% select(path, Petal.Length)
          %>% sunburst(breadcrumb = list(w=200))





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            You have to specify the path with each node separated by dash such that



            iris 
            %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
            %>% select(path, Petal.Length) %>% sunburst()


            where Petal.Length here is the value you want to visualise on the outermost layer with respect to the path starting from the innermost layer to the outermost layer



            enter image description here



            and in visually more pleasing order such that



            enter image description here



            iris 
            %>% arrange(desc(Petal.Length), desc(Sepal.Length), desc(Petal.Width))
            %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
            %>% select(path, Petal.Length)
            %>% sunburst(breadcrumb = list(w=200))





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              You have to specify the path with each node separated by dash such that



              iris 
              %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
              %>% select(path, Petal.Length) %>% sunburst()


              where Petal.Length here is the value you want to visualise on the outermost layer with respect to the path starting from the innermost layer to the outermost layer



              enter image description here



              and in visually more pleasing order such that



              enter image description here



              iris 
              %>% arrange(desc(Petal.Length), desc(Sepal.Length), desc(Petal.Width))
              %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
              %>% select(path, Petal.Length)
              %>% sunburst(breadcrumb = list(w=200))





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                You have to specify the path with each node separated by dash such that



                iris 
                %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
                %>% select(path, Petal.Length) %>% sunburst()


                where Petal.Length here is the value you want to visualise on the outermost layer with respect to the path starting from the innermost layer to the outermost layer



                enter image description here



                and in visually more pleasing order such that



                enter image description here



                iris 
                %>% arrange(desc(Petal.Length), desc(Sepal.Length), desc(Petal.Width))
                %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
                %>% select(path, Petal.Length)
                %>% sunburst(breadcrumb = list(w=200))





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                You have to specify the path with each node separated by dash such that



                iris 
                %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
                %>% select(path, Petal.Length) %>% sunburst()


                where Petal.Length here is the value you want to visualise on the outermost layer with respect to the path starting from the innermost layer to the outermost layer



                enter image description here



                and in visually more pleasing order such that



                enter image description here



                iris 
                %>% arrange(desc(Petal.Length), desc(Sepal.Length), desc(Petal.Width))
                %>% mutate(path = paste(Species, Sepal.Length, Petal.Width, sep='-'))
                %>% select(path, Petal.Length)
                %>% sunburst(breadcrumb = list(w=200))






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