I have the following graph, which is essentially two distributions' histograms plotted alongside each other:
my.barplot <- function( df, title="", ... ) {
df.count <- aggregate( df$outcome, by=list(df$category1,df$outcome), FUN=length )
colnames( df.count ) <- c("category1","outcome","n")
df.total <- aggregate( df.count$n, by=list(df.count$category1), FUN=sum )
colnames( df.total ) <- c("category1","total")
df.dens <- merge(df.count, df.total)
df.dens$dens <- with( df.dens, n/total )
p <- ggplot( df.dens, aes( x=outcome, fill=category1 ), ... )
p <- p + geom_bar( aes( y=dens ), position="dodge" )
p <- p + opts( axis.text.x=theme_text(angle=-90,hjust=0), title=title )
p
}
N <- 50*(2*8*2)
outcome <- sample(ordered(seq(8)),N,replace=TRUE,prob=c(seq(4)/20,rev(seq(4)/20)) )
category2 <- ifelse( outcome==1, sample(c("yes","not"), prob=c(.95,.05)), sample(c("yes","not"), prob=c(.35,.65)) )
dat <- data.frame(
category1=rep(c("in","out"),each=N/2),
category2=category2,
outcome=outcome
)
my.barplot(dat)
I'd like to plot within each bar the proportion belonging to some second category. Absent the need to organize it by the first category, I would just stack the bars. However, I can't figure out how to stack by a second category. Basically within each outcome-category1 bar I want the proportion in category2 to be darker shaded.
Here's a GIMP'd image of what I'm trying to create:
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