Hi, Chemists call plots like these phase diagrams so this link may be helpful:

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=phase+diagrams+i+R

Good Luck, D. Booth

There's also ternaryplot in Michael Friendly's vcd package, not sure about point labelling however...

I suggest you to have a look at compositions and ggtern packages. I am not sure of compositions package however I did remember labelling the points by using ggtern.

Thank You all, I will give it a shot

Please have a look at ggtern package in R.

This isn't directly answering your question but Design Expert software can make excellent ternary plots (but you have to pay for the software): https://www.statease.com/docs/v11/tutorials/mixture-designs/

Hi, Chemists call plots like these phase diagrams so this link may be helpful:

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=phase+diagrams+i+R

Good Luck, D. Booth

There is also a "Ternary" package for the creation of ternary plots if a 'from scratch' solution is not a preferable option.

Hi Ádám!

I would recommend PAST statistics. It is not an r package though but a standalone and free software, however it can produce such plots easily with some customization options eg. labels.

https://www.nhm.uio.no/english/research/infrastructure/past/

All the best,

Geri

Gergely Schally Köszi kipróbálom majd!

Did u try ggplot2, and using the label/arrow functions? It is a little bit laborious, but it should work. Anyway, it is much easier to export the plot as a PDF, and open it on Inkscape (for instance) and edit everything you want there, colors, fonts, thickness of lines, sizes of dots, and including labels.

The vcd package perfectly works for ternary plot. I used it for beta diversity analysis.