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How do you make groups for a variable in ggplot?

Time:04-21

So I have the following code:

base_99 <- ggplot(df, aes(dates, y, colour = text$likes_count))   geom_point()   
  labs(y ='Número de palabras por tweet', x='Años', color = 'Número de likes por tweet')

which gives me the following scatterplot: enter image description here

I want to have groups of the color legend. For example: 0:30, 31-61, 62:91, 92:121 How can I do that in ggplot? Thank you

CodePudding user response:

I thinki the problem is your likes counts are stored as a character vector instead of a integer-vector.

I think it will work (or at least give you a useful legend, but perhaps different from what you considered) if you convert $text$likes_count to integers.

Without data, I can't test if it gives you the results you want, but try

base_99 <- ggplot(df, aes(dates, y, colour = as.integer(text$likes_count)))   geom_point()   
  labs(y ='Número de palabras por tweet', x='Años', color = 'Número de likes por tweet')

You can also use cut to break the numbers into a series of ranges.

Again, I can't test, but try:

base_99 <- ggplot(
    df, aes(dates, y, colour = cut(as.integer(text$likes_count), 10)))   
  geom_point()   
  labs(y ='Número de palabras por tweet', x='Años', color = 'Número de likes por tweet')
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