1 Data Visualisation: Present your findings in a beautiful way

After we learned how to transform our data in the previous exercises, its time to apply our skills now! Todays notebook includes some nice plotting of the jena data. We will learn different types of plots that are able to show our findings in an appropiate, nice looking way.

1.1 Introduction to bookdown

This time my .html is made using the bookdown package. In this context, I would like to thank Yasmina very much as her last .html file, which included some CSS colors inspired me to learn more about this nice way of presenting RMarkdowns. You can download and load the bookdown package by running this code:

install.packages("bookdown")
library(bookdown)

Bookdown provides us several ways of adjusting the .html output of our .Rmd files, for example we can include a floating table of content, change font sizes and colors and create book like features, such as using pages to switch between the chapters. Furthermore we can add cross references to our figures. I will try out myself more in CSS. This time I chose the gitbook style for my exercises. You can see that you can collapse the table of content on the left side. Additionally there are implementations to share the .html (also I would not know why someone would do this with my exercises :D). Another nice toolbar button is the font changer, there you can also switch to night mode. Try it out! I hope you enjoy it :).