Working with animint2, ggplots, and multiple data sets & images.
I tested out plot analysis and graphs on multiple data sets using skills learned from the animint2 Manual. I uploaded my visualizations to the web using animint2gist(). Source Code and Experimentation | Further Experimentation, Bug Fixing, and Testing
Here is an example of an animint published using animint2gist(). I then reversed and changed the graph here as part of the exercises in the animint manual.
I also developed an interactive shinyDashboard app as part of visualizing University of California data using ggplots, allowing the user to change which data is presented. Interactive UI Application Source Code
I implemented and translated flip.coin() into an animint. The following animation successfully displays a generated animint2gist() of a random distribution of heads (1) vs. tails (2) for 100 tosses of a fair coin (p=0.5). Animation of coin flipping simulation | My Source Code
I wrote some testthat unit tests based on my Animint visualization from the Medium Test. For instance, I wanted to test whether animint2gist() was actually returning an object of class "gist." I am also working on testing whether the number of coin flips done actually is interpreted correctly as 100 by using expect_identical(). I used the various testthat resources available on the animint GitHub. Hard Test Source Code and Experimentation