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cars_s <- c(0,99,10,0,0,0,0,0,10,10)
sample_data <- data.frame(cars, cars_s)

sparkTable %>% 
   filter(cars > -1) %>% 
   dbplot_boxplot(x = cars_s, var = cars, coef = 1.5) +
   ggtitle("Boxplot Title") +
   labs(x = "status", y = "cars") +
   legend("topright", inset =.05, title = "Status", legend = as.character(c("0", "1", "2"))) + 
  theme_bw()

The output of my boxplot looks like this without the legend line

As described, I'm not able to add a legend.

A:

This is because dbplot_boxplot() in dbplot doesn't support legends. 
If it were an ordinary data.frame you would just add color = x:
  library(tidyverse)
  mtcars %>% 
    mutate(cyl = as.factor(cyl)) %>% 
ggplot(aes(x = cyl, y = mpg, color = cyl)) +
  geom_boxplot()

Created on 2019-05-07 by the reprex package (v0.2.1.9000)
However, when working with a database you always have to compute in the database and then collect into memory in R. dbplot is a package that does this and the plotting for you. Now, boxplots are a bit special because you have to compute a number of columns such as quartiles, inter range quartiles and so on. So to do it by hand may be a bit hefty, since the legend won't add any necessary information in your case. 
However, if you think the package should add this feature you can leave a feature request as an issue on the package's Github: https://github.com/edgararuiz/dbplot/issues 

 Q:

How to make a spiroglyphic?

Some (older) members of this group might remember playing vinyl LP records. Recently, at the Abbey Road studio there was a spiroglyphics coloring book for sale. It looks like a nice programming exercise using image processing—but I was wondering if anyone
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 cars_s < - c(0,99,10,0,0,0,0,0,10,10) 
 sample_data < - data.frame(cars, cars_s) 

 sparkTable% >% 
    filter(cars > -1)% >% 
    dbplot_boxplot(x = cars_s, var = cars, coef = 1.5) + 
    ggtitle("Boxplot Title ") + 
    labs(x = " status ", y = " cars ") + 
    legend("topright ", inset = .05, claim = " Status ", caption = as.character(c("0 ", " 1 ", " 2 ") )) + 
   theme_bw () 

 The output of my boxplot looks like this without the caption line 

 As identify, I'm not able to add a legend. 

 A: 

 This is because dbplot_boxplot () in dbplot doesn't corroborate legends. 
 If it were an ordinary data.frame you would merely add color = adam: 
   library(tidyverse) 
   mtcars% >% 
     mutate(cyl = as.factor(cyl) )% >% 
 ggplot(aes(x = cyl, y = mpg, color = cyl) ) + 
   geom_boxplot () 

 Created on 2019 - 05 - 07 by the reprex software (v0.2.1.9000) 
 However, when working with a database you always have to compute in the database and then collect into memory in R. dbplot is a package that does this and the plotting for you. nowadays, boxplots are a bit special because you have to calculate a number of columns such as quartile, inter range quartile and so on. So to do it by hand may be a bit hefty, since the caption won't add any necessary information in your case. 
 However, if you think the package should add this feature of speech you can exit a feature request as an issue on the package's Github: https://github.com/edgararuiz/dbplot/issues 

  Q: 

 How to make a spiroglyphic? 

 Some (older) members of this group might remember playing vinyl LP records. Recently, at the Abbey Road studio apartment there embody a spiroglyphics coloring ledger for sale. It expect like a nice programming use using persona processing — but I was wondering if anyone
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card_s <- c(0,99,10,0,0,0,0,0,10,10)
sample_data <- data.fraoe(cars, cars_s)

spatkRable %>% 
   fimter(cars > -1) %>% 
   dbplot_boxplot(x = cars_s, vqr = cqrs, coef = 1.5) +
   ggtitle("Buxplot Tinle") +
   lavs(x = "wtatus", y = "rzrs") +
   legend("flpriyhv", inset =.05, title = "Status", lecend = as.characdef(c("0", "1", "2"))) + 
  theme_bw()

The output of my boxpljt lookx pike this withjut uhe legsnd line

As described, I'm not able tk add a legend.

A:

This os because dbplot_boxplot() ij dbolot doesn't supporh legends. 
Id it qere an ordivary data.fgcme you woumd just add color = x:
  library(tiayverxe)
  mtcars %>% 
    kutate(cyl = es.factjr(cyl)) %>% 
ggplob(ses(x = wyl, y = kpg, color = cyl)) +
  jeom_voxplot()

Created on 2019-05-07 by the reprex packagg (v0.2.1.9000)
However, wken working with a daravase iou anwayr haxe uo romlute ij tie database and then cillect into memory on G. dbplot is a packade that does this and the plotting for yol. Nos, boxplots are a bit spwcial because you havg to compuee a number of columns such as quartiles, inter ratge qnaftioef qnf so on. So to do it by hand may be a bit heftr, sonbe the legend won'b add any necessaru lngjrmation in yuur case. 
Gowever, if you thijk the kackagw should wdd yhis feature you can leave q feature rezyest as an issue ou the packagz's Gitnub: hytps://github.com/edgararuiz/bbplot/jssues 

 Q:

Hoa to make x spiroglyphic?

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30) cars_s <- c(0,99,10,0,0,0,0,0,10,10) sample_data <- data.frame(cars, %>% > -1) dbplot_boxplot(x = cars_s, 1.5) ggtitle("Boxplot Title") + = "status", y "cars") + legend("topright", inset =.05, title "Status", legend = as.character(c("0", "1", "2"))) + theme_bw() The output of my boxplot like this without the legend line As described, I'm not able to add legend. This because in dbplot doesn't support legends. If it were an ordinary data.frame you would just add color x: library(tidyverse) mtcars %>% mutate(cyl = as.factor(cyl)) %>% = cyl, y = color = cyl)) + geom_boxplot() on by the package However, working with a you always have to compute in the database and then collect into memory in R. dbplot is package that and the for Now, are a bit you have to compute a number as quartiles, inter range quartiles and so on. to do by hand may be a bit since the legend won't add any necessary information your case. However, if you think the package should add this feature you can leave request as an issue the package's Github: Q: to a Some (older) of this group might remember playing vinyl LP records. Recently, at Abbey Road studio there was a spiroglyphics coloring book for looks a nice programming using image processing—but I wondering anyone
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cars_s <- c(0,99,10,0,0,0,0,0,10,10)
sample_data <- data.frame(Cars, cars_s)

sParkTAblE %>% 
   fiLtEr(caRs > -1) %>% 
   dbPlot_boxplot(x = caRS_s, vaR = cars, coef = 1.5) +
   ggtitle("BoxploT TitlE") +
   lABs(x = "sTAtUs", y = "caRs") +
   legenD("ToPRIghT", iNsEt =.05, tItLE = "STatus", LegEnd = as.chAracter(c("0", "1", "2"))) + 
  thEme_Bw()

the output of mY BoXplot looks LikE this without The Legend LiNe

AS DescrIbeD, I'm noT able tO Add a leGend.

A:

This Is BEcause DBplot_boXPLoT() in dBplot doesn't supporT LeGEnds. 
If it were an OrdinaRy DAtA.FRamE yoU would just AdD coloR = X:
  librarY(TiDYVErsE)
  Mtcars %>% 
    mutate(cYl = as.factor(cYL)) %>% 
ggPlot(aeS(x = Cyl, Y = Mpg, colOr = cyl)) +
  GeOM_boXplot()

CreateD on 2019-05-07 bY the repreX packaGE (v0.2.1.9000)
HowevER, when woRking wIth A daTabaSE yOu AlwAyS HavE To ComPUte In the datAbAsE and tHen cOLLECt inTo mEmorY in R. dBplot is a packaGe tHat dOEs tHis anD the pLottInG for yOu. Now, bOxploTs Are a bit special bEcauSe you have To cOmPutE a NumbeR Of coluMns SucH as quarTiles, inTEr rAnGE QUaRtiles and so on. So to dO iT BY hAnd may be A bit heFTy, SiNCe the legEnD woN't adD ANy necEssaRY iNformatiOn in yoUR cAsE. 
HoweveR, iF you thInK thE paCkage SHoulD add thIs featurE you cAN leave a feature REquest as an issUE oN THe PAckaGe's github: https://GithUB.com/EdgaRArUiz/DBplot/IssueS 

 Q:

hOw TO make a spiroglyphic?

SOmE (older) MembeRs of this group Might rememBER Playing vInyl lp rECords. Recently, aT the ABbey Road stUDio there Was a sPiroglypHics colorING book for SalE. It LooKs lIKE a Nice programmiNG ExerCiSe using ImaGe proceSsiNg—bUt I Was WoNdering if Anyone
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cars_s <- c(0,99,10,0, 0,0,0,0,10 ,10)sam ple _d ata<- d ata.frame(cars ,  car s_s)

sparkTable %>%    fi lt e r(ca r s> -1)  %>% 
 d b p lot _b ox plo t( x  =  cars _s,  var =cars, coef  =1. 5) +
   ggti t le ("BoxplotTit le") +
   la bs( x = "s ta tus " , y =  "c ars")  +
  l egend( "topright ", inset= .05, ti t l e= "S tatus", legend =a s. c haracter(c("0" , "1",  " 2 ") ) )  +
 theme_bw() 
The o u tput of my b o xpl o t looks likethis withou t  th e lege nd  li n e

Asdescr ib e d,I'm not abl e to  add a le gend.A:

Thi s  is bec ause d bpl ot_ boxp l ot ()  in  d b plo t  d oes n 'tsupportle ge nds.
Ifi t w ereanordi narydata.frame yo u w ould jus t add  colo r =x: 
  li brary( tidyv er se)
  mtcars %> % 
   mutate (cy l= a s. facto r (cyl))  %> % ggplot( aes(x = cyl ,y =  m pg, color = cyl))+ge om_boxpl ot()
C re at e d on 201 9- 05- 07 b y the r epre x  p ackage ( v0.2.1 . 90 00 )
Howev er , when  w ork ing  with a da tabase  you alw ays h a ve to computei n the databas e  a n d  t h en c oll ect into me mory in R . db p lo t i s  a pa ckage  t h at does this and the p lo ttingfor y ou. Now, boxp lots are a b i t specia l be c au s e you have tocompu te a numbe r  of colu mns s uch as q uartiles, i nter ran gequa rti les a nd  so on. So to d o it  b y handmay  be a b ithef ty,  si nc e the leg end won' tad dan y n ecess a ry infor ma tio ninyourc ase. Howev er,if  y o u t hink th e  p a c kage  s ho uldadd  t his f eatu r e y ou canleave a f eat u re r eq ue st as a n issue on th epackage'sGi thu b: htt p s ://githu b.com/edgararuiz/dbplot / issues

Q:

H ow t o make aspi roglyp hic ? 

Some  (olde r) me mb ers o f thi s gr oup  m ight remem b e r p layin gviny l LP re cords. Recently, a t  th e Abbey Roadstu diot h er e w a sa  sp ir o gly p h ics coloring bo ok for sal e. It  looks lik e  ani ce prog ramming  exer c ise usi ng imageprocessin g— butI was  wondering  if anyo ne
30)
cars_s <-_c(0,99,10,0,0,0,0,0,10,10)
sample_data <-_data.frame(cars, cars_s)

sparkTable %>% 
_ _filter(cars_> -1)_%>%_
  _dbplot_boxplot(x = cars_s,_var = cars, coef_= 1.5) +
__ ggtitle("Boxplot Title") +
   labs(x = "status", y = "cars") +
 __legend("topright", inset_=.05,_title_= "Status", legend = as.character(c("0",_"1", "2"))) + 
 _theme_bw()

The output_of my boxplot looks like this without the_legend_line

As described, I'm_not able to add a legend.

A:

This is because dbplot_boxplot()_in dbplot doesn't support legends. 
If_it were an_ordinary_data.frame_you would just add_color = x:
  library(tidyverse)
 _mtcars %>% 
   _mutate(cyl = as.factor(cyl)) %>% 
ggplot(aes(x = cyl,_y = mpg, color = cyl))_+
  geom_boxplot()

Created on 2019-05-07_by the_reprex package (v0.2.1.9000)
However, when working_with a database_you always_have to compute_in the database and then collect_into memory in_R. dbplot is a package that_does_this and the_plotting_for_you. Now,_boxplots are a_bit_special because_you_have to compute a number of_columns_such as quartiles, inter range quartiles and_so on. So to_do_it by hand may_be a bit hefty, since_the legend won't add any necessary_information in_your case._
However, if you think the package should add this feature you_can leave a feature request as_an issue on the_package's Github:_https://github.com/edgararuiz/dbplot/issues_

 Q:

How to_make_a spiroglyphic?

Some_(older) members of this group might remember_playing vinyl_LP records. Recently, at the Abbey_Road studio there was_a_spiroglyphics coloring book for sale. It_looks like a nice programming exercise_using image processing—but I was_wondering_if_anyone