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Overplotting can make patterns in your data difficult to see.
In R programming, the ggblend package provides blending modes that control how overlapping graphical elements are combined.
You can even combine ggblend with gganimate to create animated visualizations like the example shown here.
I just released a new Statistics Globe Hub module on handling overplotting with ggblend in R: https://statisticsglobe.com/hub
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