Can you color-code points in a scatter plot based on a third variable in R?
- Yes, using the col or col.fill parameter
- No, scatter plots can only have one color for all points
- Yes, but it requires a separate plot for each color
- Yes, using the pch or marker parameter
Yes, points in a scatter plot can be color-coded based on a third variable in R. This can be achieved by using the col or col.fill parameter, where the third variable's values are mapped to different colors. This adds an additional dimension of information to the plot.
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