Flag invalid points in time-series data table from plot in R Shiny
I am trying to build a Shiny App that will do the following:
- 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
- Create a time-series plot of that data (with only Status = Valid points showing).
- Create a data table in the interface showing the data that are being plotted
- 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
r shiny
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I am trying to build a Shiny App that will do the following:
- 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
- Create a time-series plot of that data (with only Status = Valid points showing).
- Create a data table in the interface showing the data that are being plotted
- 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
r shiny
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:
- 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
- Create a time-series plot of that data (with only Status = Valid points showing).
- Create a data table in the interface showing the data that are being plotted
- 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
r shiny
I am trying to build a Shiny App that will do the following:
- 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
- Create a time-series plot of that data (with only Status = Valid points showing).
- Create a data table in the interface showing the data that are being plotted
- 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
r shiny
r shiny
asked Nov 14 '18 at 22:17
DarwinsBeardDarwinsBeard
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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
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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
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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$plot > 0])
)
)
For further information see this.
add a comment |
Here is a solution using library(DT)
.
Type '0' in the 'plot'-column to remove the datapoint from the plot.
library(shiny)
library(DT)
shinyApp(
ui = fluidPage(DTOutput('myTable'),
plotOutput("myPlot")),
server = function(input, output)
output$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.
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.
edited Nov 14 '18 at 23:42
answered Nov 14 '18 at 23:32
ismirsehregalismirsehregal
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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