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filter_select is mixing content from variable

Open verajosemanuel opened this issue 3 years ago • 0 comments

When using filter_select for categorical variables, crosstalk is not filtering properly, taking values from other categories.

Reproducible example:


df <- structure(list(weight = c(0.349, 0.336, 0.329, 0.331, 0.329, 
 0.329, 0.321, 0.317, 0.317, 0.349, 0.351, 0.353, 0.355, 0.355, 
 0.355, 0.355, 0.356, 0.356, 0.358, 0.356, 0.356), value = c("housewife", 
    "Merchant", "Unknown", "Technologist", 
   "Admin", "Student", "Social worker", "Unemployed", 
   "Consultant", "Home", "Food", 
  "Engineering", "Real Estate", "Tourism", "Repairment", "Transport", 
   "Navy", "Military", "Security", "Distribution", "Restaurant"
 ), variable = c("work", "work", "work", 
                 "work", "work", "work", "work", "work", 
                  "work", "sector", "sector", "sector", "sector", 
                  "sector", "sector", "sector", "sector", "sector", 
                   "sector", "sector", "sector")), class = "data.frame",
          row.names = c(NA,-21L))

>  df
   weight         value variable
1   0.349     housewife     work
2   0.336      Merchant     work
3   0.329       Unknown     work
4   0.331  Technologist     work
5   0.329         Admin     work
6   0.329       Student     work
7   0.321 Social worker     work
8   0.317    Unemployed     work
9   0.317    Consultant     work
10  0.349          Home   sector
11  0.351          Food   sector
12  0.353   Engineering   sector
13  0.355   Real Estate   sector
14  0.355       Tourism   sector
15  0.355    Repairment   sector
16  0.355     Transport   sector
17  0.356          Navy   sector
18  0.356      Military   sector
19  0.358      Security   sector
20  0.356  Distribution   sector
21  0.356    Restaurant   sector

df <- highlight_key(df)

library(plotly)
library(crosstalk)

widgets <- bscols(
  widths = c(12),
  filter_select("variable", "Choose Variable", df, ~variable)
)
bscols(
  widths = c(2,10), widgets, 
  plotly::plot_ly(df, y = ~ weight, x = ~ value) %>%
    add_lines() %>%
    layout(xaxis = list(nticks = 10,
                        tickformat = ".2f")
           , showlegend = F)  )

Output:

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verajosemanuel avatar Sep 02 '21 14:09 verajosemanuel