Suppose you're asked to create an interactive plot in R. What tools or packages would you use, and why?
- Shiny package for web-based interactivity
- ggplot2 package for interactive layers
- plotly package for interactive plots
- All of the above
One popular option for creating interactive plots in R is the plotly package. It provides a way to create plots with interactive elements such as zooming, hovering, and tooltips. The Shiny package can be used to create web-based interactive applications. The ggplot2 package itself does not provide built-in interactivity, but it can be combined with other packages like plotly or ggiraph for interactive layers. The choice of tools or packages will depend on the specific requirements and desired interactivity for the plot.
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