I am trying to plot mulitple lines between two paired observations, much like the example here:
Here is an example of my data.frame called "surp":
group drug data
BDD A -1.1526
BDD A -0.2916
BDD A 1.1954
BDD A 0.24379
BDD A 1.0958
BDD A -0.45312
BDD B 0.42097
BDD B -0.94172
BDD B 3.3395
BDD B 1.301
BDD B 0.25607
BDD B 0.32317
BDD B 2.621
HC A 0.4826
HC A -0.57789
HC A 2.4146
HC A 0.13586
HC A 0.9254
HC A 0.41183
HC A -0.25771
HC A 0.75699
HC A -0.86372
HC A 1.2142
HC A 0.33452
HC A -0.089335
HC B -3.048
HC B -0.19295
HC B 0.43324
HC B -1.3974
HC B -1.4349
HC B 2.2073
HC B 0.71036
HC B -0.1725
HC B 0.36907
Here is my example code:
ggplot(data = surp, aes(x = drug, y = data, group = group, colour =factor(group))) +
geom_point()+
geom_line(aes(group = drug))
However, that code just plots two vertical lines and not lines connecting each datapoint between A and B (the x axis) like the example that I have attached above.
The plot has only two lines due to only two groups in your data frame (BDD & HC)...
I think you should use something like that: