manipulation - Color ggplot puntos basados ​​en códigos de color definidos

scale_x_discrete

Question

¿Es posible utilizar ggplot para colorear puntos en función de códigos de color estándar predefinidos contenidos en el marco de datos?

A continuación hay algunos datos de muestra y un código para ayudar a articular mi pregunta.

tick <- c("GE","APPL","GM","BTU","WMT","JPM","LUV")
price <- c(22,900,20,22,80,31,35)
volume<- c(300,500,100,107,400,300,325)
df1 <- data.frame(ticker=tick, price=price, volume=volume)
# Here is a sample chart without colors:
p <- ggplot(df1, aes(volume, price))+
geom_point();
p
# I could use astetics and color_brewer to color points by ticker.
# But since I want to have my colors uniform across multiple plots
# outside of this script, I have specified the colors to always
# be used for certian tickers
## color speciciations
## http://wiki.stdout.org/rcookbook/Graphs/Colors%20(ggplot2)/#rcolorbrewer-palette-chart
tick<-c("GE","APPL","GM","BTU","WMT")
ccodes<-c("#3399FF", "#FF000", "#CC00FF", "#993300", "#66CC00")
cnames<-c("blue", "red", "purple", "brown", "green")
df2=data.frame(ticker=tick, color.codes=ccodes, color.names=cnames)
## merge color specifcations into data
df3 <-merge(df1,df2, by=("ticker"), all.x=TRUE, all.y=TRUE)
# since I wont be able to specify colors for all the data will be
# be plotting I need to speficy a default color, in this case black.
# this is where I start to run into trouble. For some reason the
# following line dosent work as i would have intended as it dosent
# correctly bring back the defined colors.
df3$color.code.new <- ifelse(is.na(df3$color.codes), "#000000", df3$color.codes)
# Once that is corrected, I would like to use the new color codes
# in df3 as the colors of the points.
p <- ggplot(df3, aes(volume, price))+
geom_point();
p

Cualquier orientación sería muy apreciada.

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ccodes<-c("#990000", "#990000", "#990000", "#990000", "#990000")

Answer 1

La línea que reclamó no funcionó:

df3$color.code.new <- ifelse(is.na(df3$color.codes), "#000000", df3$color.codes)

funciona para mí, aunque creo que te perdiste un dígito en uno de tus colores hexadecimales. Una vez que tenga eso enderezado, solo quiere usar scale_colour_manual con algo como esto:

tick <- c("GE","APPL","GM","BTU","WMT","JPM","LUV")
price <- c(22,900,20,22,80,31,35)
volume<- c(300,500,100,107,400,300,325)
df1 <- data.frame(ticker=tick, price=price, volume=volume)
tick<-c("GE","APPL","GM","BTU","WMT")
ccodes<-c("#3399FF", "#FF0000", "#CC00FF", "#993300", "#66CC00")
cnames<-c("blue", "red", "purple", "brown", "green")
df2=data.frame(ticker=tick, color.codes=ccodes, color.names=cnames)
## merge color specifcations into data
df3 <-merge(df1,df2, by=("ticker"), all.x=TRUE, all.y=TRUE)
df3$color.code.new <- ifelse(is.na(df3$color.codes), "#000000", df3$color.codes)
p <- ggplot(df3, aes(volume, price,colour = ticker))+
geom_point()
p + scale_colour_manual(breaks = df3$ticker,values = df3$color.code.new)