How layer_factory() works | Two patterns for wrapping a new geom or stat | Pattern 1: Point at the registered ggproto object by name | Pattern 2: Wrap an existing constructor function | Example: labeling points without overlap with | Example: half-eye plots with | Wrapping interactive geoms from ggiraph | Tips and things to watch for | Further reading

Package Vignettes | Auxiliary packages | Mosaic paper | Project MOSAIC Little Books | Textbook Related | Articles | Other Resources

Examples of commands

Loading the package | The {mosaicCalc} command pattern | Tilde expressions | Functions | Bounds | Calculus | Differentiation and anti-differentiation | Integration | Numerical anti-differentiation | Other mathematical settings | Going forward

Functions and tilde expressions | Domains | Varied structures of tilde expressions | Parameters and binding | Argument order

Formula-driven graphics | The basic formula template | Selecting the glyph type | Attributes | Specifying attributes | On-the-fly calculations | "One-variable" plots | Learning more

Introduction | Background and setup | R and RStudio | Setup | The Lock problems | Lock problem 1. Bootstrapping a mean (used Mustangs) | Lock problem 2: Testing a proportion (NFL Overtimes) | Lock problem 3: Permutation test of means from two groups (sleep and memory) | Lock problem 4: Bootstrapping a correlation | Moving beyond means and proportions | Randomization with linear models | Multiple explanatory variables | More on Multiple Regression | Simulation and ANOVA | Using simulations in other ways | Acknowledgments | Technical information | References