I am using a bubble chart to visually present my data. The problem I am facing is the bubbles with smaller area are hidden behind a larger bubble in a bubble chart in R.
V1 V2 V3 V4
fl unfair business practices 14 Y
fl Corrections 1 Y
fl Product differs 1 Y
fl refund not paid 0 Y
fl Single premium 0 Y
fl unfair business practices 52 N
fl Corrections 63 N
fl Product differs 9 N
fl refund not paid 2 N
fl Single premium 2 N
mc unfair business practices 19 Y
mc Corrections 0 Y
mc Single premium 0 Y
mc unfair business practices 36 N
mc Corrections 2 N
mc Single premium 2 N
symbols(dat1$V2, dat1$V1, circles=dat1$V3)
radius <- sqrt( dat1$V3/ pi )
symbols(dat1$V2, dat1$V1, circles=radius, inches = 0.35, fg = "dark blue", bg = "red", xlab = "CASE REASON", ylab = "WORDS")
My problem is (say) V1 = "fl" and V2 = "unfair business practices" appears twice in my data, I am plotting 2 bubbles, but the smaller one is hidden behind the Larger bubble. I want the smaller one to be visible in my plot
Also I want to use V4 column to represent the color of the bubble. Ex: If V4 = "Y", I want the bubble to be red else I want it to be green.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks