ggtern 1.0.3.2 on CRAN
An update to ggtern, version 1.0.3.2, is now available on CRAN!
This version includes a number of bug fixes:
- Added convenience functions, and global options for modifying the length of the ternary arrows easily.
- Fixed broken ggsave function, which was not using the local print function.
- Fixed geom_errorbarR reference in geom_errorbarT and geom_errorbarL aesthetic check.
- Fixed some missing export functions in NAMESPACE file
- axis.tern.arrowstart and axis.tern.arrowfinish can now take vectors
The source is available on CRAN (click HERE) and should have propagated throughout the CRAN servers by now.
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About Author
Nick Hamilton
Author of the ggtern package. PhD candidate at the University of New South Wales in the School of Materials Science and Engineering. My field is in the simulations of metallic glasses via several advanced simulation techniques such as QMD and RMC.
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Am learning a big data program called “SpotFire” by Tibco.
Would like to create a Ternary diagram in that program (which uses R).
Are you familiar with that software?
Hello Rod,
I am now doing the same thing, were you able to do the ternary diagram on spotfire with R?
Hi! I’m also looking for a BI platform to publish my ternaries. Tried on Power BI, but an incompatibility, the version of R that runs on Power BI Online (https://app.powerbi.com/) 3.4.4 and doesn’t meet the prerequisites for running the ggplot2 and ggtern libraries.
Can I do this via SpotFire” by Tibco?