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    donut charts

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    sp_varimp The infographic above uses nested donut charts to show the variable importances for species from species distribution modelling. Here is a good introduction to donut charts in ggplot2.The bar chart in the upper left corner indicates how many times a variable was included in the best-performing model, among all species. Download here.

    Tags: infographics, science

    Categories: Blog

    Updated: April 2, 2021

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