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plotly
An interactive graphing library for R
When error_x is used along with a factor variable assigned to the color attribute in plot_ly, the resulting plot displays the error bars around the wrong points. Below is a...
Hello! Thank you so much for your work on this great package. I am having some trouble getting dot plots to work with plotly. For example, take a look at...
Hello, I'm facing difficulty generating the colorscale bar (legend) for expression levels (or cluster names) in FeaturePlot and DimPlot using HoverLocator. Tried showlegend and colorscale from Plotly without success. Any...
While executing SCTK pipeline (using the newest docker image, see : https://sctk.bu.edu/app/SingleCellTK), I encountered following issue trying to plot different UMAP visualizations. UMAP Complete Warning in geom2trace.default(dots[[1L]][[1L]], dots[[2L]][[1L]], dots[[3L]][[1L]]) :...
Hello people! I am trying to make a sankey diagram with Plotly, however, the alignment of certain node cannot be rendered correctly as I set. PS: my Plotly version is...
I tried to use plotly on ggplot graph that used `geom_xsidehistogram` and `geom_ysidehistorgram`, but when I did I got a warning that plotly was not yet implemented for `geom_GeomXsidebar` and...
I want to use plotly on a GG of a biplot using package ordr. Creating issue as advised. ```r # Example taken from ordr::ggbiplot # Also partly from library(ordr) #...
Closes #1912 Add support for ggrides package I took inspiration from the #1087 and have a version that supports most of the ggridges functionality. The test file has all the...
Clustering of scatter points on a map do not form even though the documentation indicates this should work: https://plotly.com/r/reference/scattermapbox/#scattermapbox-cluster It seems to work in Plotly for Python: https://plotly.com/python/scattermapbox/ Below is...
When plotting a regression line with confidence intervals, `add_trace` with `type = 'scatter', mode = 'lines'` works differently from `add_lines`. The latter works while the former fails (see examples). Looks...
