What are some strategies for handling overplotting in scatter plots in R?
- Using transparency or alpha blending to show overlapping points
- Using jittering to spread out overlapping points
- Using a smaller marker size to reduce overlap
- All of the above
All of the mentioned strategies can be used to handle overplotting in scatter plots in R. Using transparency or alpha blending can reveal the density of overlapping points. Jittering can slightly shift points horizontally or vertically to reduce overlap. Using a smaller marker size can also help mitigate overplotting. The choice of strategy depends on the specific dataset and the level of overplotting.
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