This website serves primarily as a companion page for our book, but also aims to provide additional material covering more recent developments. Currently, the bonus content showcases a newly developed R library for generating sequence plots and a new sequence analysis package for Python.
{ggseqplot}The {ggseqplot} library provides a ggplot2-based alternative to TraMineR’s base R plotting functions, offering more flexible and customizable visualization options for sequence data. We briefly introduce the library here. Moreover, we provide a tutorial on how to recreate the most complex figure from our book (Figure 2-5) with {ggseqplot}.
For more details, see maraab23.github.io/ggseqplot
The newly developed Python package Sequenzo offers significant performance improvements for sequence analysis tasks. Focusing on R user, we illustrate how to utilize
this package from R by using the very handy {reticulate} package (see here).
For more details, see sequenzo.yuqi-liang.tech/en
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