Hi @grahamcain,
You can use a combination of the Rcaller transformer and an R package called ggplot2 to achieve this.
Here are some resources:
I'll also be posting a new article within the week about how to use ggmap which is an extention of ggplot2 and I'll link it to your question once I've posted it.
Hopefully, that helps you get started.
-Liz
Hi @grahamcain,
You can use a combination of the Rcaller transformer and an R package called ggplot2 to achieve this.
Here are some resources:
I'll also be posting a new article within the week about how to use ggmap which is an extention of ggplot2 and I'll link it to your question once I've posted it.
Hopefully, that helps you get started.
-Liz
Helpful indeed. It would be a very useful feature to have this in chartgenerator or something.
I'll test your instructions out and update with results.
Hi @grahamcain, a rose diagram seems to consist of sectors. This workflow demonstrate a way to create 24 sectors (15 degrees per a sector) with FME.