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Expand Up @@ -635,7 +635,7 @@ and influence diagnostics for structucal equation models.

* Many JavaScript libraries are available to create interactive graphics, however they do not follow the tenets of the grammar of graphics, and are often a challenge to adapt to new datasets.
* `rCharts` leverages this somewhat by allow us to utilize JS libraries from within `R`.
* `ggvis` and `ggplot2` are both attempts at implementing Wilkinson's Grammar of Graphics in `R`.
* `ggplot2` and `ggvis` are both attempts at implementing Wilkinson's Grammar of Graphics in `R`.
* The later package features a core restructuring that actually brings it closer to the ideals of the underlying grammar by removing and elaborating upon some of the ambiguties of `ggplot2`.
* It also demonstrates how interaction can be embedded within that grammar.
* This can basically be thought of as a loop, where parameters are able to be changed on the fly, which produces an instantaneous rerendering of the plot.
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