library(datasetsICR)library(ggplot2)data(FIFA)#Create a table for the factor (categorical) variable assigned to you from the dataset#wages to numericFIFA$Wage <-as.numeric(FIFA$Wage)fifarm <- FIFA[FIFA$Club =="Real Madrid", ]#fifarmtable(fifarm$Preferred.Foot)
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p <-ggplot(fifarm, aes(x = Penalties, y = Wage, color = Preferred.Foot)) +geom_point() +labs(x ="Penalties", y ="Wages", title ="Penalties and Wages", subtitle ="The data shows a 'mostly' postive relationship between penalties and wages.", caption ="Source for info: https://www.kaggle.com/karangadiya/fifa19") +theme_minimal() +scale_color_manual(values =c("Left"="blue", "Right"="red"), name ="Preferred Foot")p
# Saveingggsave(filename ="Lab3DV.png", plot = p)
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Results
For your final chart, interpret the findings from the chart in text. Full sentences required. Render your chart as a revealjs presentation. Publish to RPubs. (Also did table in instructions with 27 Right and 6 Left)
Results: This chart shows the relationship between Penalties and Wages with the preferred foot as a color. The relationship is mostly positive, and most of them are right footed. Still, some low wages still get lots of penalties sometimes.