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Thanks to Tormod question (posted herehere) I came across the Parallel Sets plot. Here is an example for how it looks: enter image description here (It is a visualization of the Titanic dataset. Showing, for example, how most of the women that didn't survive belonged to the third class...)

I would love to be able to reproduce such a plot with R. Is that possible to do?

Thanks, Tal

Thanks to Tormod question (posted here) I came across the Parallel Sets plot. Here is an example for how it looks: enter image description here (It is a visualization of the Titanic dataset. Showing, for example, how most of the women that didn't survive belonged to the third class...)

I would love to be able to reproduce such a plot with R. Is that possible to do?

Thanks, Tal

Thanks to Tormod question (posted here) I came across the Parallel Sets plot. Here is an example for how it looks: enter image description here (It is a visualization of the Titanic dataset. Showing, for example, how most of the women that didn't survive belonged to the third class...)

I would love to be able to reproduce such a plot with R. Is that possible to do?

Thanks, Tal

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