Shift label to upside in ggscatter graph

Hi. I'm R starter. I'm using ggscatter to draw a regression line. The label is sitting down like that. How can I move up? The code is shown below.

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ggscatter(JJ_1year, x = "Ammonium", y = "Potassium",
          add = "reg.line",                         # Add regression line
          color = "Season", palette = "jco",           # Color by groups "Season"
          shape = "Season",                            # Change point shape by groups "Season"
          fullrange = TRUE,                         # Extending the regression line
          rug = FALSE                                # Add marginal rug
)+
    stat_cor(method = "spearman", aes(color = Season))           # Add correlation coefficient

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updated 7.8 years ago by zx8754

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written 7.8 years ago by Joe

Try adding repel = TRUE :

ggscatter(JJ_1year, x = "Ammonium", y = "Potassium",
          add = "reg.line",                 # Add regression line
          color = "Season", palette = "jco",# Color by groups "Season"
          shape = "Season",                 # Change point shape by groups "Season"
          fullrange = TRUE,                 # Extending the regression line
          rug = FALSE,                      # Add marginal rug
          repel = TRUE    # <---------------- repel labels to avoid overlapping
          ) +
  stat_cor(method = "spearman", aes(color = Season)) # Add correlation coefficient

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written 7.8 years ago by zx8754

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