I'm trying to make a histogram or density chart in which the Y axis is a value, and the X axis is a feature/string/word AND the width of that feature/string/words representation is equal to a value.
i.e., the individual features are represented in two ways - the total percentage of the population, and the percentage of something else in width.
Does that make sense? Visualizations are not my thing. Even trying to devise ways of visualizing my data is doing my head in.
Does that make sense?
I'm doing a ggplot tutorial right now so may get there eventually..
I'm trying to make a histogram or density chart in which the Y axis is a value, and the X axis is a feature/string/word AND the width of that feature/string/words representation is equal to a value.
i.e., the individual features are represented in two ways - the total percentage of the population, and the percentage of something else in width.
Does that make sense? Visualizations are not my thing. Even trying to devise ways of visualizing my data is doing my head in.
Does that make sense?
I'm doing a ggplot tutorial right now so may get there eventually..