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The IPV package provides the following functions.
ipv_est
uses raw data to estimate the IPV models and
pre-format their estimates for chart creation. This is the easiest and
recommended Workflow.
Chart functions create a ggplot2 object (the chart) and (optionally) a
graphics file. There are three types of charts. item_chart
facet_chart
nested_chart
The input functions prepare existing model estimates for the chart
functions. This is not recommended, if the raw data are available. Read in
vectors containing model estimates from within R by using
input_manual_simple
, input_manual_nested
) and
input_manual_process
. Read in model estimates via MS Excel
files and input_excel
.
The function item_overview
creates a grid of bar plots
showing the (squared) factor loadings of all items in all models underlying
a nested chart. Use this to inspect the absolute values underlying the
charts.
The function relabel
enables quick changes of the labels for
variables.
Prepare your raw data.
Generate the model estimates using the estimation function.
Select a chart function and use it with the estimates, a file name (.pdf), and otherwise default values.
Change the default values of the chart function arguments.
Check the chart's appearance by opening the created file (do not rely on the display of plots in R, results may differ).
Repeat until you are satisfied with the result.
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