Line plot

Line allows users to produce line plot. In the following example we read the stocks data from hard drive and then produce a simple line plot using Line and the sgplot function.

using InMemoryDatasets, DLMReader, StatisticalGraphics

Creating a data set

ds = Dataset(x=range(0,6,length=100))
modify!(ds, :x=>byrow(sin)=>:y)

sgplot(ds, Line(x=:x, y=:y))

Dubai Weather Users can pass multiple plot types to the sgplot function to produce an overlayed graph.

dubai_weather = filereader(joinpath(dirname(pathof(StatisticalGraphics)),
                                 "..", "docs", "assets", "dubai_weather.csv"),
                                 types=Dict(1 =>Date))

first(dubai_weather, 6)

6 rows × 4 columns

	date	min	max	pressure
	identity	identity	identity	identity
	Date…?	Float64?	Float64?	Float64?
1	2020-08-02	33.39	46.28	996.6
2	2020-08-03	33.0	44.11	997.5
3	2020-08-04	33.61	42.11	995.0
4	2020-08-05	33.0	41.22	992.8
5	2020-08-06	32.0	38.72	992.8
6	2020-08-07	33.5	40.39	993.4

User must pass type=:date to make sure that StatisticalGraphics uses an suitable scale for the corresponding axis

sgplot(dubai_weather, [Line(x=:date, y=:min), Line(x=:date, y=:max)], xaxis=Axis(type=:date))

The second axes can be used to measures with different scales on the same graph

sgplot(dubai_weather, [
                        Line(x=:date, y=:min),
                        Line(x=:date, y=:max),
                        Line(x=:date, y=:pressure, breaks=true, color=:red, y2axis=true)
                      ],
                        xaxis=Axis(type=:date))

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