To apply a minimalistic theme to ggplot objects, removing unnecessary elements.

To customize plot labels (title, subtitle, axis labels, and captions).

To customize the y-axis scale for continuous variables in a ggplot.

To customize the x-axis scale for continuous variables in a ggplot.

To create a multi-panel display of plots based on a categorical variable, wrapping the panels into a grid.

To add a layer of lines to a plot, connecting points in the order of the data frame.

To add a layer of points to a plot, which is commonly used for creating scatter plots.

To map variables to aesthetic attributes in a plot, such as x and y positions, colors, shapes, etc.

To customize the non-data elements of a plot, such as the background, gridlines, and axis labels.

To convert a ggplot object to a gtable object for more advanced layout customization.

To extract data from a ggplot object for further analysis or modification.

To create complex and customized data visualizations using the Grammar of Graphics framework.

To evaluate an expression or multiple expressions within the context of a data frame or environment.

To remove all occurrences of a matched pattern from a character vector using regular expressions.

To remove matched patterns from a character vector using regular expressions.

To extract all matched groups from a character vector using regular expressions.

To extract matched groups from a character vector using regular expressions.

To interpolate variables into strings using a flexible syntax.

To rename columns in a data frame.

To read an R object saved in a file in the RDS (R Data Serialization) format.