Project 1 – The Layered Grammar of Graphics and Package “ggplot2” Step 1: Execute the following commands in the RStudio console: > library(ggplot2) > data(package = “ggplot2”) This returns a list of...

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Project 1 – The Layered Grammar of Graphics and Package “ggplot2” Step 1: Execute the following commands in the RStudio console: > library(ggplot2) > data(package = “ggplot2”) This returns a list of datasets that reside in the ggplot2 package. Step 2: Select a dataset from the list, and study the data: Number of variables and observations Variable names and definitions You can google on “package ggplot2” or “datasets contained in ggplot2” for more information Step 3: Explore your data by plotting various combinations of data in various ways. Create new variables with mutate() if necessary. Run any kind of statistics you see fit. Run regressions using function lm(). Step 4: Select the most interesting graphics that you generated during your exploration (minimum of 4), and write a summary interpretation of your findings using Microsoft Word. Use the snipping tool in Windows to create png files of your graphs and insert them into your Word document. 2