ggCor {ggiraphExtra} | R Documentation |
Draw a heatmap of correlation test
Description
Draw a heatmap of correlation test
Usage
ggCor(
data,
what = 1,
label = 0,
colors = NULL,
title = TRUE,
mode = 2,
digits = 2,
interactive = FALSE,
yreverse = TRUE,
xangle = 45,
yangle = 0,
use.label = FALSE,
...
)
Arguments
data |
A data.frame |
what |
if 1, correlation, if 2, partial correlation, if 3, semi-partial correlation |
label |
if 0, no label(default), if 1, use r value as label, if 2, use r value with significant mark as label |
colors |
colors for low, mid and high correlation values |
title |
if true, add title to the heatmap |
mode |
1 or 2 |
digits |
The number of decimal place |
interactive |
A logical value. If TRUE, an interactive plot will be returned |
yreverse |
If true, reverse y axis |
xangle |
x-axis text angle |
yangle |
y-axis text angle |
use.label |
Logical whether or not use label in case of labelled data |
... |
further arguments to be passed to cor.test |
Examples
require(mycor)
require(ggplot2)
require(ggiraph)
require(ppcor)
ggCor(iris,digits=3,label=3)
ggCor(iris,what=3,digits=3,label=3)
ggCor(iris,label=3,interactive=TRUE)
ggCor(mtcars,interactive=TRUE)
ggCor(mtcars,mode=2,interactive=TRUE)
ggCor(iris,method="pearson",interactive=TRUE)
[Package ggiraphExtra version 0.3.0 Index]