Grammar of Graphics
- Wilkinson, Leland. 2005. The Grammar of Graphics. 2nd ed. Springer, Berlin.
(Note that, compared to the 1st edition (1999), the content of the book has roughly doubled).
- Wilkinson 1997. Wilkinson, L., 1997. A graph algebra. In: Billard, L., Fisher, N.I. (Eds.), Computing Science and Statistics, Vol. 28,
Interface Foundation of North America, Fairfax Station, VA, pp. 341–351.
The Grammar of graphics defines a formal way of describing any kind of graph using
a graphical programming language (GPL).
This language has been implemented in:
- IBM SPSS Statistics: Wilkinson, then directing the graphics team of SPSS, implemented the Graphics Production Language
, as well as nViZn, the backbone of the SPSS Vizualization Designer product.
- library for R (Hadley Wickham).
- VizJSON:
The grammar of graphics in JSON