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The transformation itself is from the {scales} package and documented in ?scales::transform_asn(). If there is an issue with the documentation, you can file an issue here: https://github.com/r-lib/scales/issues.
In any case, I think the documentation of ggplot2 suffices: the ?scale_y_continuous() docs points to the scales::transform_*() functions and to the 'Numeric position scales' chapter of the book. I doesn't in itself document the asn transformation. As I don't think there is anything to improve for ggplot2, I'll close this issue.
scale_y_continuous(transform = "asn")
uses the arcsin transformation (c.f.transform_asn()
)?scale_y_continuous()
does not give any information further info about"asn"
Hadley's old book claims that$tanh$ -function (c.f. https://bookdown.dongzhuoer.com/hadley/ggplot2-book/scale-transformation ). Note that it is only one of the only resoureces I found that document what
"asn"
refers to the"asn"
does.Suggestion:
?scale_y_continuous()
thatasn
is the arcsin (this wasnt clear to me, who studied mathematics ^^)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: