These images look archived but I liked them that was why I'm having them on my blog. For sake of the memories.
Actually, I was tinkering with R software after a little lull in the Probability and Statistics book I am presently reading: Probability and Statistics for Engineering and The Sciences by Jay L. Devore.
Then I chanced on a Venn Diagram Package made for R Software.
Looks like four atoms juxtaposed. 4 sets intersecting actually.Venn Diagram Package, R Software
As the caption says, it looks like atoms falling on themselves like noodles. I just loved it. Hmmm! It is actually four sets intersecting. Very good work!
Then the second one, like a spacecraft. Funny, right?
5 sets intersecting, a quintuple, but looks like a spacecraft. Venn Diagram Package, R Software
The graphics might not be state-of-the-art, but I love them.
I think you can draw these Venn diagrams much more nicely by using different types of online tools. Because I also used to draw these manually in the beginning but when I found an online tool venn diagrams I started using it. This helped me to easily draw these diagrams.
Aren't those Euler diagrams more than just venn diagram? I found some venn diagram examples here in Creately diagram community to say otherwise.
ReplyDeleteI think you can draw these Venn diagrams much more nicely by using different types of online tools. Because I also used to draw these manually in the beginning but when I found an online tool venn diagrams I started using it. This helped me to easily draw these diagrams.
ReplyDeleteYes, thanks. But I just wanted something with R software then.
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