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Constructing and interpreting meaningful and useful graphical representations of data. (If your question is only about how to get particular software to produce a specific effect, then it is likely not on topic here.)
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Cumulative / Cumulative Plot (or "Visualizing a Lorenz Curve")
I don't know what such plots are called and thus I just gave this question a stupid title.
Let's say I have an ordered dataset as follows
4253 4262 4270 4383 4394 4476 4635 ...
Each number …
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Cumulative / Cumulative Plot (or "Visualizing a Lorenz Curve")
I found a way to quickly visualize the Lorenz curve with ggplot2, resulting in a more aesthetic and easier-to-interpret graphic. For this latter reason, I mirrored the Lorenz curve on the diagonal lin …
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