To create a pie chart with three layers in R, you can follow these steps:
layers <- data.frame(values = c(25, 35, 40))
labels <- c("Layer 1", "Layer 2", "Layer 3")
pie()
function to create the pie chart:pie(layers$values, labels = labels, col = c("red", "green", "blue"), main = "Three-Layer Pie Chart")
In this example, the values
column in the layers
data frame contains the values for each layer. The labels
vector contains the labels for each layer. The col
parameter specifies the colors for each layer. The main
parameter adds a title to the chart.
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