In the attached image I want to replace -1 by -Inf and 3 by Inf.

I have a dataset of a person-specific id variable and five binary variables, namely the results of tests on several sexually transmittable infections (STI). So every line is a person and every column is an STI that can be either 0 (negative) or 1 (positive).

Thanks in advance for any assistance!

I was trying to do a scatter plot of a table, while only labeling 2 specific points. The table looks something like this

Back in 2021 using gridArrange I was able to arrange two plots vertically so the values of the x-axis align perfectly. Here is the plot I produced then:

I’m a novice in R. Here’s my issue: I try to display a plot of rugby’s game sequence. Thus, in my tibble I’ve specific orders of the actions that are not respected in the visualization. Here’s a sample below:

I’m trying to plot my results for the tree crowns I detected in a part of the Canadian boreal forest. And I would like to know how to know how much represents a cell of the grid that we see appearing in font of my plot. Can I change the value of the cells so that they represent 1ha, 1/2ha, 1/10ha, etc?

Im working in R with the ggplot2 package.
Im using the geom_contour_filled function.
My data is from an excel file with scientific measurements.
In column 1 there always is the Date. I have about 20 different Dates. In column 2 there is the depth in which the value in column 3 was measured.
[Excel](https://i.sstatic.net/Gsn“your text“kXEwQ.png)
Excel
First I interpolated the data from my excel file because as far as i understood the function would not work with the original dataset because the values in column 2 are different for every date.
Then i got my dataframe.
Dataframe
Now my code for ggplot2 is:

I want to add an arrow that represents the mean angle and the magnitude (like this figure https://i.stack.imgur.com/mZ8lB.png ). Far this way we got calculated the mean angle (=56.28) and the Rvalue (=0.6828) using “circular” package. On the other hand a made the figures using “ggplot2”, with the script below. Could anyone helpe putting this arrow?

I have a dataframe that looks like this: