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Slopegraphs in R

James Keirstead

12 December 2013

This is a small project demonstrating how [Edward Tufte style slopegraphs](http://charliepark.org/slopegraphs/) can be made with R and ggplot2. The project consists of:

- slopegraph.r: the R script (requires ggplot2 library)

- cancer_survival_rates.csv: the raw data

- slopegraph-demo.r: creates example plot

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