More gallery additions

[grantmcdermott]

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[zeileis]

Good additions! I thought that a more standard barplot might be useful as well, e.g.,

library("tinyplot")
pal <- c("darkorange", "purple", "cyan4")
tinytheme("minimal", las = 1, palette.qualitative = pal)
tinyplot(~ island | sex + species, facet = ~ species, data = penguins,
  type = "barplot", flip = TRUE, facet.args = list(ncol = 1),
  col = "transparent", bg = rbind(pal, colorspace::lighten(pal, 0.6)))

We can also drop the grouping by sex if we want to make it a little bit simpler.

And possibly the visualization of Simpson's paradox?

tinyplot(bill_dep ~ bill_len | species, data = penguins, pch = c(16, 17, 15),
  main = "Bill dimensions for different penguin species",
  sub = "Species-specific correlation and overall",
  xlab = "Bill length (mm)", ylab = "Bill depth (mm)")
tinyplot_add(type = "lm", se = FALSE, lwd = 2)
tinyplot_add(bill_dep ~ bill_len, type = "lm", se = FALSE, lwd = 2, lty = 2, col = "darkgray")

[grantmcdermott]

Ah, I like your (simpler) Simpson's paradox figure more than mine. Will quickly update.

(Yes, let's add a "vanilla" barplot example too. I'd like for there to be an even number of examples for balance, so we should think of something else to add too. I was thinking last night that it would be cool to support stacked area plots, so maybe we pair those too once/if we get a working variant.)

[zeileis]

Maybe another multivariate time series plot? One could use one of the examples from #558

(Either we wait until tinyplot.ts is in main or we set up the plot manually.)

Another potentially useful example is a figure that I produced mimicking from the IPCC report.

[grantmcdermott]

Oooh, those are both great ideas.

(I really like the IPCC plot. Might be cool to try with `legend = "direct" too? Is the data easy to read/furnish as part of the automated website deployment?)

I'm going to go ahead and merge these latest additions once the CI finishes. But please free to suggest these in a separate PR. I'm glad that the gallery is finally getting some love. It's starting to look pretty good now...