plot_tab {riskyr} | R Documentation |
Plot a 2 x 2 contingency table of population frequencies.
Description
plot_tab
plots a 2 x 2 contingency table
(aka. confusion table) of
4 classification cases (hi
, mi
,
fa
, cr
)
and corresponding row and column sums.
Usage
plot_tab(
prev = num$prev,
sens = num$sens,
mirt = NA,
spec = num$spec,
fart = NA,
N = num$N,
by = "cddc",
p_split = "v",
area = "no",
scale = "p",
round = TRUE,
sample = FALSE,
f_lbl = "num",
f_lbl_sep = NA,
f_lbl_sum = f_lbl,
f_lbl_hd = "nam",
f_lwd = 0,
gaps = c(NA, NA),
brd_w = 0.1,
p_lbl = NA,
arr_c = -3,
col_p = c(grey(0.15, 0.99), "yellow", "yellow"),
brd_dis = 0.3,
lbl_txt = txt,
main = txt$scen_lbl,
sub = "type",
title_lbl = NULL,
cex_lbl = 0.9,
cex_p_lbl = NA,
col_pal = pal,
mar_notes = FALSE,
...
)
Arguments
prev |
The condition's prevalence |
sens |
The decision's sensitivity |
mirt |
The decision's miss rate |
spec |
The decision's specificity value |
fart |
The decision's false alarm rate |
N |
The number of individuals in the population.
A suitable value of |
by |
A character code specifying 2 perspectives that split the population into subsets, with 6 options:
|
p_split |
Primary perspective for population split, with 2 options:
Note: In contrast to |
area |
A character code specifying the shape of the main area, with 4 options:
|
scale |
Scale probabilities (but not table cell dimensions) either by exact probability or by (rounded or non-rounded) frequency, with 2 options:
Note: |
round |
A Boolean option specifying whether computed frequencies
are rounded to integers. Default: |
sample |
Boolean value that determines whether frequency values
are sampled from |
f_lbl |
Type of label for showing frequency values in 4 main areas, with 6 options:
|
f_lbl_sep |
Label separator for main frequencies
(used for |
f_lbl_sum |
Type of label for showing frequency values in summary cells,
with same 6 options as |
f_lbl_hd |
Type of label for showing frequency values in header,
with same 6 options as |
f_lwd |
Line width of areas.
Default: |
gaps |
Size of gaps (as binary numeric vector) specifying
the widths of vertical and horizontal gaps between 2 x 2 table
and sums (in bottom row and right column).
Default: |
brd_w |
Border width for showing 2 perspective summaries
on top and left borders of main area (as a proportion of area size)
in a range |
p_lbl |
Type of label for showing 3 key probability links and values, with 7 options:
|
arr_c |
Arrow code for symbols at ends of probability links
(as a numeric value
Default: |
col_p |
Colors of probability links (as vector of 3 colors).
Default: |
brd_dis |
Distance of probability links from cell center
(as a constant).
Default: |
lbl_txt |
Default label set for text elements.
Default: |
main |
Text label for main plot title.
Default: |
sub |
Text label for the subtitle of the plot (shown below the |
title_lbl |
Deprecated text label for current plot title.
Replaced by |
cex_lbl |
Scaling factor for text labels (frequencies and headers).
Default: |
cex_p_lbl |
Scaling factor for text labels (probabilities).
Default: |
col_pal |
Color palette.
Default: |
mar_notes |
Boolean option for showing margin notes.
Default: |
... |
Other (graphical) parameters. |
Details
plot_tab
computes its frequencies freq
from a sufficient and valid set of 3 essential probabilities
(prev
, and
sens
or its complement mirt
, and
spec
or its complement fart
)
or existing frequency information freq
and a population size of N
individuals.
plot_tab
is derived from plot_area
,
but does not scale the dimensions of table cells.
Value
Nothing (NULL).
See Also
plot_area
for plotting mosaic plot (scaling area dimensions);
pal
contains current color settings;
txt
contains current text settings.
Other visualization functions:
plot.riskyr()
,
plot_area()
,
plot_bar()
,
plot_crisk()
,
plot_curve()
,
plot_fnet()
,
plot_icons()
,
plot_mosaic()
,
plot_plane()
,
plot_prism()
,
plot_tree()
Examples
## Basics:
# (1) Plotting global freq and prob values:
plot_tab()
plot_tab(area = "sq", f_lwd = 3, col_pal = pal_rgb)
plot_tab(f_lbl = "namnum", f_lbl_sep = " = ", brd_w = .10, f_lwd = .5)
# (2) Computing local freq and prob values:
plot_tab(prev = .5, sens = 4/5, spec = 3/5, N = 10, f_lwd = 1)
# (3) Rounding and sampling:
plot_tab(N = 100, prev = 1/3, sens = 2/3, spec = 6/7, round = FALSE)
plot_tab(N = 100, prev = 1/3, sens = 2/3, spec = 6/7, sample = TRUE)
## Plot versions:
# by x p_split [yields (3 x 2) x 2] = 12 versions]:
plot_tab(by = "cddc", p_split = "v", p_lbl = "def") # v01 (see v07)
plot_tab(by = "cdac", p_split = "v", p_lbl = "def") # v02 (see v11)
plot_tab(by = "cddc", p_split = "h", p_lbl = "def") # v03 (see v05)
plot_tab(by = "cdac", p_split = "h", p_lbl = "def") # v04 (see v09)
# plot_tab(by = "dccd", p_split = "h", p_lbl = "def") # v07 (v01 rotated)
# plot_tab(by = "dccd", p_split = "v", p_lbl = "def") # v05 (v03 rotated)
plot_tab(by = "dcac", p_split = "v", p_lbl = "def") # v06 (see v12)
plot_tab(by = "dcac", p_split = "h", p_lbl = "def") # v08 (see v10)
# plot_tab(by = "accd", p_split = "v", p_lbl = "def") # v09 (v04 rotated)
# plot_tab(by = "acdc", p_split = "v", p_lbl = "def") # v10 (v08 rotated)
# plot_tab(by = "accd", p_split = "h", p_lbl = "def") # v11 (v02 rotated)
# plot_tab(by = "acdc", p_split = "h", p_lbl = "def") # v12 (v06 rotated)
## Explore labels and links:
# plot_tab(f_lbl = "abb", p_lbl = NA) # abbr. labels, no probability links
# plot_tab(f_lbl = "num", f_lbl_sum = "abb", p_lbl = "num", f_lbl_hd = "abb")
plot_tab(f_lbl = "def", f_lbl_sum = "def", p_lbl = "def", f_lbl_hd = "nam")
plot_tab(f_lbl = "namnum", f_lbl_sep = " = ",
f_lbl_sum = "namnum", f_lbl_hd = "num", p_lbl = "namnum")
## Misc. options:
plot_tab(area = "sq") # area: square
# plot_tab(main = "") # no titles
# plot_tab(mar_notes = TRUE) # show margin notes
plot_tab(by = "cddc", gaps = c(.08, .00), area = "sq") # gaps
# plot_tab(by = "cddc", gaps = c(.02, .08), p_split = "h") # gaps
# Showing prob as lines:
plot_tab(prev = 1/4, sens = 6/7, spec = 3/5, N = 100,
by = "cddc", p_split = "v", col_pal = pal_rgb,
p_lbl = "def", brd_dis = .25, arr_c = +3, lwd = 2)
# Custom text labels and colors:
plot_tab(prev = .5, sens = 4/5, spec = 3/5, N = 10,
by = "cddc", p_split = "v", area = "no",
main = "Main title", sub = "The subtitle", lbl_txt = txt_TF, # custom text
f_lbl = "namnum", f_lbl_sep = ":\n", f_lbl_sum = "num", f_lbl_hd = "nam",
col_pal = pal_vir, f_lwd = 3) # custom colors
plot_tab(prev = .5, sens = 3/5, spec = 4/5, N = 10,
by = "cddc", p_split = "h", area = "sq",
main = NA, sub = NA, lbl_txt = txt_org, # custom text
f_lbl = "namnum", f_lbl_sep = ":\n", f_lbl_sum = "num", f_lbl_hd = "nam",
col_pal = pal_kn, f_lwd = 1) # custom colors
## Note some differences to plot_area (i.e., area/mosaic plot):
# In plot_tab:
# (1) p_split does not matter (except for selecting different prob links):
plot_tab(by = "cddc", p_split = "v") # v01 (see v07)
plot_tab(by = "cddc", p_split = "h") # v03 (see v05)
# (2) scale does not matter for dimensions (which are constant),
# BUT matters for values shown in prob links and on margins:
plot_tab(N = 5, prev = .3, sens = .9, spec = .5,
by = "cddc", scale = "p", p_lbl = "def", round = TRUE) # (a) exact prob values
plot_tab(N = 5, prev = .3, sens = .9, spec = .5,
by = "cddc", scale = "f", p_lbl = "def", round = TRUE) # (b) prob from rounded freq!
plot_tab(N = 5, prev = .3, sens = .9, spec = .5,
by = "cddc", scale = "f", p_lbl = "def", round = FALSE) # (c) same values as (a)