In my little world of finance, data almost always is a time series. Through both quiet iteration and significant revolutions, the volunteers of R have made analyzing and charting time series pleasant. As a mini-tribute to all those who have helped, I wanted to write a short history of R time series plotting, specifically focusing on financial time series. I have embedded below, but it will look much better if you go to Github pages version.
thought I had fixed; there might be a couple lingering posts. I wonder though if the "data: ..." section from rCharts in the iframe might be the issue. I will try to post a screenshot rather than iframe like in today's http://timelyportfolio.blogspot.com/2013/06/dimple-d3-and-rcharts.html to see if that fixes the problem. Thanks for r-bloggers.
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I was going to suggest a change via a fork GitHub but couldn't find the R code on the GitHub rCharts_time_series repo for the gvisLineChart() example. If the R code for the gvisLineChart() is not on GitHub, let me know and I'll just send the suggestion or paste it into a comment.
ReplyDeletejust realized I have note replied. The .Rmd file contains all the code, but feel free to just paste into a comment and I will make the change. Let me know what works best.
ReplyDeleteI submitted a pull request a few minutes ago.
ReplyDeleteYou have really helpful content on your blog!
great, thank you very much.
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