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rstudio::conf 2018
Creating interactive web graphics suitable for exploratory data analysis
February 26, 2018
This talk will have a myriad of examples demoing interactive graphics techniques that I find useful for various data analysis tasks. I will also mention qualities that I think all R packages for creating interactive web graphics should possess if we are to create more effective tools for exploratory (interactive) visualization.
Carson is a software engineer at RStudio working on R packages such as shiny, shinymeta, and plotly. His book “Interactive data visualization with R, plotly, and shiny”, published by CRC Press, is also freely available online at plotly-r.com.