The following code displays multiple Naïve Bayesian plots. However, you only see them after pressing enter in the console. If you wanted to view the plot in a shiny dashboard, you will need to click 'Enter' on the keyboard. Also, it will only display one plot, not all of them.
library(klaR)
data(iris)
mN <- NaiveBayes(Species ~ ., data = iris)
plot(mN)
Is there a way for shiny to automatically display all plots on the dashboard without the need to press 'Enter' on the console?
Same nuisance with OLS regression plots. Try
par(mfrow=c(2,2))
before the plot call. It should open a 2x2 window.
My actual data has 32 columns, therefore 32 plots. If I can fit them all on one window, they are all very small. Is there a way of splitting the plots to appear on separate windows?
Better-yet, a method to only display one plot be ideal.
I'm not very Shiny, so I'm not sure if there's a way to handle these in chunks. You may get some help by taking a look at Hadley's *ggplot2` appendix C on how to get down and dirty with plot viewpoints. He recommends reading a chapter from RGraphics to get oriented to the grid underpinnings.
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