Flag invalid points in time-series data table from plot in R Shiny










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I am trying to build a Shiny App that will do the following:



  1. Read a time-series data set from a database (e.g. DateTime, Value, Status), where Status flags whether a point is valid and be plotted

  2. Create a time-series plot of that data (with only Status = Valid points showing).

  3. Create a data table in the interface showing the data that are being plotted

  4. Allow for the user to review the data in the plot and then "flag out" points by setting the Status in the table to invalid

Steps 1-3 above I understand how to do, but I'm looking for suggestions on how to implement the 4th step. Can Shiny have an interactive table where if a user sets the stats flag, it will react and redraw the plot?



The idea here is to make an interactive data cleaning tool for time-series data recorded from an instrument that often will have bad data points in it.



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  • Your post structure and content are great but a small working example that focuses on the 4th point will help you get answers.

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I am trying to build a Shiny App that will do the following:



  1. Read a time-series data set from a database (e.g. DateTime, Value, Status), where Status flags whether a point is valid and be plotted

  2. Create a time-series plot of that data (with only Status = Valid points showing).

  3. Create a data table in the interface showing the data that are being plotted

  4. Allow for the user to review the data in the plot and then "flag out" points by setting the Status in the table to invalid

Steps 1-3 above I understand how to do, but I'm looking for suggestions on how to implement the 4th step. Can Shiny have an interactive table where if a user sets the stats flag, it will react and redraw the plot?



The idea here is to make an interactive data cleaning tool for time-series data recorded from an instrument that often will have bad data points in it.



Thanks










share|improve this question






















  • Your post structure and content are great but a small working example that focuses on the 4th point will help you get answers.

    – Shree
    Nov 14 '18 at 22:22













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I am trying to build a Shiny App that will do the following:



  1. Read a time-series data set from a database (e.g. DateTime, Value, Status), where Status flags whether a point is valid and be plotted

  2. Create a time-series plot of that data (with only Status = Valid points showing).

  3. Create a data table in the interface showing the data that are being plotted

  4. Allow for the user to review the data in the plot and then "flag out" points by setting the Status in the table to invalid

Steps 1-3 above I understand how to do, but I'm looking for suggestions on how to implement the 4th step. Can Shiny have an interactive table where if a user sets the stats flag, it will react and redraw the plot?



The idea here is to make an interactive data cleaning tool for time-series data recorded from an instrument that often will have bad data points in it.



Thanks










share|improve this question














I am trying to build a Shiny App that will do the following:



  1. Read a time-series data set from a database (e.g. DateTime, Value, Status), where Status flags whether a point is valid and be plotted

  2. Create a time-series plot of that data (with only Status = Valid points showing).

  3. Create a data table in the interface showing the data that are being plotted

  4. Allow for the user to review the data in the plot and then "flag out" points by setting the Status in the table to invalid

Steps 1-3 above I understand how to do, but I'm looking for suggestions on how to implement the 4th step. Can Shiny have an interactive table where if a user sets the stats flag, it will react and redraw the plot?



The idea here is to make an interactive data cleaning tool for time-series data recorded from an instrument that often will have bad data points in it.



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  • Your post structure and content are great but a small working example that focuses on the 4th point will help you get answers.

    – Shree
    Nov 14 '18 at 22:22

















  • Your post structure and content are great but a small working example that focuses on the 4th point will help you get answers.

    – Shree
    Nov 14 '18 at 22:22
















Your post structure and content are great but a small working example that focuses on the 4th point will help you get answers.

– Shree
Nov 14 '18 at 22:22





Your post structure and content are great but a small working example that focuses on the 4th point will help you get answers.

– Shree
Nov 14 '18 at 22:22












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Here is a solution using library(DT).
Type '0' in the 'plot'-column to remove the datapoint from the plot.



library(shiny)
library(DT)

shinyApp(
ui = fluidPage(DTOutput('myTable'),
plotOutput("myPlot")),
server = function(input, output)
output$tbl = renderDT(iris,
options = list(lengthChange = FALSE),
editable = TRUE)

myData = data.frame(y = 1:10, plot = 1)

output$myTable = renderDT(myData, selection = 'none', editable = TRUE)

proxy = dataTableProxy('myTable')

observeEvent(input$myTable_cell_edit,
info = input$myTable_cell_edit
str(info)
i = info$row
j = info$col
v = info$value
myData[i, j] <<- DT::coerceValue(v, myData[i, j])
replaceData(proxy, myData, resetPaging = FALSE) # important
)

output$myPlot <- renderPlot(
input$myTable_cell_edit
plot(myData$y[myData$plot > 0], myData$y[myData$plot > 0])
)


)


For further information see this.






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    Here is a solution using library(DT).
    Type '0' in the 'plot'-column to remove the datapoint from the plot.



    library(shiny)
    library(DT)

    shinyApp(
    ui = fluidPage(DTOutput('myTable'),
    plotOutput("myPlot")),
    server = function(input, output)
    output$tbl = renderDT(iris,
    options = list(lengthChange = FALSE),
    editable = TRUE)

    myData = data.frame(y = 1:10, plot = 1)

    output$myTable = renderDT(myData, selection = 'none', editable = TRUE)

    proxy = dataTableProxy('myTable')

    observeEvent(input$myTable_cell_edit,
    info = input$myTable_cell_edit
    str(info)
    i = info$row
    j = info$col
    v = info$value
    myData[i, j] <<- DT::coerceValue(v, myData[i, j])
    replaceData(proxy, myData, resetPaging = FALSE) # important
    )

    output$myPlot <- renderPlot(
    input$myTable_cell_edit
    plot(myData$y[myData$plot > 0], myData$y[myData$plot > 0])
    )


    )


    For further information see this.






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      Here is a solution using library(DT).
      Type '0' in the 'plot'-column to remove the datapoint from the plot.



      library(shiny)
      library(DT)

      shinyApp(
      ui = fluidPage(DTOutput('myTable'),
      plotOutput("myPlot")),
      server = function(input, output)
      output$tbl = renderDT(iris,
      options = list(lengthChange = FALSE),
      editable = TRUE)

      myData = data.frame(y = 1:10, plot = 1)

      output$myTable = renderDT(myData, selection = 'none', editable = TRUE)

      proxy = dataTableProxy('myTable')

      observeEvent(input$myTable_cell_edit,
      info = input$myTable_cell_edit
      str(info)
      i = info$row
      j = info$col
      v = info$value
      myData[i, j] <<- DT::coerceValue(v, myData[i, j])
      replaceData(proxy, myData, resetPaging = FALSE) # important
      )

      output$myPlot <- renderPlot(
      input$myTable_cell_edit
      plot(myData$y[myData$plot > 0], myData$y[myData$plot > 0])
      )


      )


      For further information see this.






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        Here is a solution using library(DT).
        Type '0' in the 'plot'-column to remove the datapoint from the plot.



        library(shiny)
        library(DT)

        shinyApp(
        ui = fluidPage(DTOutput('myTable'),
        plotOutput("myPlot")),
        server = function(input, output)
        output$tbl = renderDT(iris,
        options = list(lengthChange = FALSE),
        editable = TRUE)

        myData = data.frame(y = 1:10, plot = 1)

        output$myTable = renderDT(myData, selection = 'none', editable = TRUE)

        proxy = dataTableProxy('myTable')

        observeEvent(input$myTable_cell_edit,
        info = input$myTable_cell_edit
        str(info)
        i = info$row
        j = info$col
        v = info$value
        myData[i, j] <<- DT::coerceValue(v, myData[i, j])
        replaceData(proxy, myData, resetPaging = FALSE) # important
        )

        output$myPlot <- renderPlot(
        input$myTable_cell_edit
        plot(myData$y[myData$plot > 0], myData$y[myData$plot > 0])
        )


        )


        For further information see this.






        share|improve this answer















        Here is a solution using library(DT).
        Type '0' in the 'plot'-column to remove the datapoint from the plot.



        library(shiny)
        library(DT)

        shinyApp(
        ui = fluidPage(DTOutput('myTable'),
        plotOutput("myPlot")),
        server = function(input, output)
        output$tbl = renderDT(iris,
        options = list(lengthChange = FALSE),
        editable = TRUE)

        myData = data.frame(y = 1:10, plot = 1)

        output$myTable = renderDT(myData, selection = 'none', editable = TRUE)

        proxy = dataTableProxy('myTable')

        observeEvent(input$myTable_cell_edit,
        info = input$myTable_cell_edit
        str(info)
        i = info$row
        j = info$col
        v = info$value
        myData[i, j] <<- DT::coerceValue(v, myData[i, j])
        replaceData(proxy, myData, resetPaging = FALSE) # important
        )

        output$myPlot <- renderPlot(
        input$myTable_cell_edit
        plot(myData$y[myData$plot > 0], myData$y[myData$plot > 0])
        )


        )


        For further information see this.







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