plotVariables {exceldata} | R Documentation |
Return a list of univariate ggplots for each non-character variable
Description
This function should be run as the final step after the data have been imported, checked and the factor variables created.
Usage
plotVariables(data, dictionary, IDvar, vars, showOutliers = TRUE)
Arguments
data |
A data frame containing the variables to be plotted |
dictionary |
Optional, the data dictionary returned by importExcelData or readDataDict functions to provide plot titles |
IDvar |
Optional string indicating the name of an identifying variable to highlight outliers |
vars |
Optional, vector of the names of variables to plot |
showOutliers |
Boolean, Defaults to TRUE. Should outliers be labelled? Outliers are defined by the 1.5xIQR rule (as with boxplots) |
Value
A list of plots with one plot for each variable
Examples
## Not run:
exampleDataFile <- system.file("extdata", "exampleData.xlsx", package = "exceldata")
import <- importExcelData(exampleDataFile,
dictionarySheet = 'DataDictionary',dataSheet = 'DataEntry')
dictionary <- import$dictionary
data <- import$data
# Simple univariate plots with outliers
plots <- plotVariables(data=data,dictionary=dictionary,IDvar = 'ID')
plots
## End(Not run)
[Package exceldata version 0.1.1.3 Index]