sm_pointplot {smplot2}

Point plot with optional shadow

Description

This is a common plot with mean point, standard error (se, sd or 95 uniquely shadow, which is a faint display of individual points behind the mean.

Usage

sm_pointplot(
  ...,
  avgPoint.params = list(size = 2.5),
  avgLine.params = list(),
  point.params = list(alpha = 0.35, color = "gray", fill = "gray"),
  line.params = list(alpha = 0.35, color = "gray"),
  err.params = list(size = 1),
  errorbar_type = "se",
  show_shadow = FALSE,
  group = NULL,
  borders = TRUE,
  legends = FALSE
)

Arguments

...

A generic aesthetic parameter across points, lines and errorbars. This is optional. This will be extremely useful for dodging each line using position_dodge().

avgPoint.params

List of parameters for the average point, such as color, alpha, fill etc

avgLine.params

List of parameters for the average line, such as color, alpha etc

point.params

List of parameters for the points in the shadow, such as color, alpha, fill etc

line.params

List of parameters for the lines in the shadow, such as color, alpha etc

err.params

List of parameters for the error bar from the average plot, such as color, alpha etc

errorbar_type

This argument determines the errorbar type. If it is set to 'se', standard error bar will be shown. If it is set to 'sd' (default), the error bar will display standard deviation. If it is set to 'ci', the error bar will display 95% confidence interval.

show_shadow

If it is TRUE, it will show the shadow. If it is FALSE, it will not show the shadow (default).

group

If show_shadow = TRUE, this argument is required. This is the variable that each plot from the shadow should be grouped along aesthetically. It should be grouped for each individual observation, ex. sm_pointplot(group = Subject), whereby Subject is the column that holds identifers for each observation.

borders

If the border needs to be displayed, the input should be TRUE. If the border is not needed, the input should be FALSE.

legends

If the legend needs to be displayed, the input should be TRUE. If the legend is not needed, the input should be FALSE.

Value

Returns a pointplot generated using ggplot2.

Examples

library(smplot2)
library(ggplot2)
ggplot(data = mtcars, mapping = aes(x = cyl, y = mpg)) +
sm_pointplot()