Last Updated on August 26, 2022 by shibatau
I have just installed R and RStudio on Kali Linux and created a chronology chart with R and RStudio. I have also written this blog post on Kali.
I. Comparing Proust with Kafka
Leaning from a video:
II. Creating a chronology chart with R
You can create a chronology chart with R using timevis. The sample scripts are here:
# load the package
library(timevis)
# define the data to be displayed
data <- data.frame(
id = 1:8,
content = c("Fyodor Dostoyevsky", "Marcel Proust",
"James Joyce", "Franz Kafka",
"Братья Карамазовы,", "La Recherche",
"Die Verwandlung", "Ulysses"),
start = c("1821-11-11", "1871-07-10",
"1882-02-02", "1883-07-03",
"1879-01-01", "1913-01-01",
"1915-01-01", "1922-01-01"),
end = c("1881-02-09", "1922-11-18",
"1941-01-13", "1924-06-03",
NA, NA,
NA, NA),
group = c(2, 1, 2, 1, rep(3, 4)),
type = c("range", "range", "range", "range", "box", "box", "box", "box"),
style = c("color: cadetblue;", "color: black;", "color: cadetblue;", "color: black;",
"color: darkred;", "color: darkred;", "color: darkred;", "color: darkred;"),
fit = TRUE)
# add configuration options allowing editing of content in timeline
config <- list(
editable = TRUE,
multiselect = TRUE
)
# add grouping information
groups <- data.frame(id = c(1,2,3), content = c("Comparison", "Others", "Works"))
# generate the timeline
timevis(data, groups = groups, width = 1260, height = 400, options = config)
You can learn the scripts here:
Interactive timelines with timevis
III. Бесы (Demons 2014)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRUy2jElwp-JPIm_RIplxnw
