Is there a way to plot summary statistics in ggplot2 without the raw data? Say I have three data points: the first has mean 34.2 and standard error 3.4, the second has mean 28.6 and standard error 0.5, and the third has mean 44.0 and standard error 2.2. How would I plot this?
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There may be more efficient ways, but you could try putting those numbers into a data frame and plotting from that. So you'd have observations 1 - 3, and their corresponding means and standard errors in three columns as follows: