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I'm planning on creating a similar graph for each data point in a set where I have clustered the data into 5 clusters and calculated the distance to each centroid. Each point would represent how far away from the centroid it is relative to the average distance away. I would also like to create one graph per team where the individual player graphs overlay each other. Here is a snippet of the dataset that I'm using.

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If this isn't the best way to display this sort of data, could you also explain which ways are better and how to do it?

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A very interesting R package for interactive radar (o spider) charts is radarchart.
Here is a very simple code which gives you the opportunity to appreciate the potentiality of this tool. Let's enjoy it !

library(radarchart)
set.seed(12345)
X <- as.data.frame(round(matrix(runif(35),nrow=5),2))
names(X) <- c("Kaydop","Matt","kuxir97","Freakii","Jacob","JKnaps","Mognus")
labs <- paste("DistToC", 1:5)

chartJSRadar(scores=X, labs=labs)

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