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Word cloud figure from LaTeX index entries 2020-08-04
Learn R: As a Language 2020-07-13
Performance of package ‘photobiology’ 2020-07-12
R 4.0.1 and R 4.0.2 2020-06-28
photobiology 0.10.4 2020-06-07
photobiology 0.10.3 2020-06-03
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Adding trend lines across groups and setting tick labels in a grouped violin plot or box plot 2020-07-18
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Plotting multiple polynomial and linear regression lines on the same scatter plot 2020-06-16

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Please, post general support questions at Stackoverflow using one of the tags ggpmisc or r4photobiology.

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