How to use fmsb package to draw Radar Diagram in R language

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Students who like to watch basketball will certainly not default to this picture. During the live broadcast of NBA or CBA games, they often use radar charts to show the players' personal data. For example, the following picture shows Harden's personal data.

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Multiple graphs put together can also be used to represent comparisons. For example, the difference between James and Harden's data can be seen intuitively in the following picture.

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But this radar map seems to be relatively rarely used in academic papers. Personally, I think it is quite suitable to show the comparison of some indicators between different individuals. For example, different varieties of apples, measure the content of sugar, acid, vitamins, anthocyanins and so on, with this radar map to display can be very intuitive to see which indicators of each apple variety are dominant.

Students who follow CBA should have watched the match between Liaoning and Guangdong yesterday. Prince Zhang of Liaoning alone scored 46 points to lead the team to win and put an end to a losing streak. Today's tweet will show the data of Childe Zhang last night with a radar chart.

Data source http://cbadata.sports.sohu.com/players/matches/100024158

The data format that the radar chart needs to prepare is as follows

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The first two rows are the value range of the data, and then there is the data that needs to be drawn. If there are multiple groups, just arrange them down in turn.

Read in the data, select the data, right-click to copy, and then run the following command df