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Is there a plot library for R that could turn a dataframe of start and stop times into a timeline plot something like the following:

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So theThe Y axis doesn't have anyonly meaning (it justis that it stacks with concurrency, but doesn't always represent concurrency (see the gap in the middle). Each grey box is an event -- a row from the dataframe. The dataframe would have two columns, a start time and a stop time.

Is there a plot library for R that could turn a dataframe of start and stop times into a timeline plot something like the following:

enter image description here

So the Y axis doesn't have any meaning (it just stacks with concurrency). Each grey box is an event -- a row from the dataframe. The dataframe would have two columns, a start time and a stop time.

Is there a plot library for R that could turn a dataframe of start and stop times into a timeline plot something like the following:

enter image description here

The Y axis only meaning is that it stacks with concurrency, but doesn't always represent concurrency (see the gap in the middle). Each grey box is an event -- a row from the dataframe. The dataframe would have two columns, a start time and a stop time.

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Plotting Events on a Timeline in R

Is there a plot library for R that could turn a dataframe of start and stop times into a timeline plot something like the following:

enter image description here

So the Y axis doesn't have any meaning (it just stacks with concurrency). Each grey box is an event -- a row from the dataframe. The dataframe would have two columns, a start time and a stop time.