item_chart | R Documentation |
Creates an item chart, showing the items of a test arranged by facets.
item_chart( data, test = NULL, facet_order = NULL, file_name = "none", size = 1, font = "sans", rotate_radians = 0, rotate_degrees = 0, grid_limit = 0, file_width = 12, file_height = 10, zoom_x = NULL, zoom_y = NULL, dpi = 500, color = "black", color2 = "black", fade_axes = 50, fade_grid_major = 15, fade_grid_minor = 65, dodge = 1, dist_test_label = 0.5, rotate_test_label_radians = 0, rotate_test_label_degrees = 0, width_items = 1, length_items = 1, length_ratio_items = 1.5, title = NULL, size_title = 1, size_tick_label = 1, size_test_label = 1, size_facet_labels = 1, width_axes = 1, size_arrow_heads = 1, width_grid = 1 )
data |
Object of class IPV as created by the function 'ipv_est' |
test |
character; name of the test to plot; defaults to the first in the list. |
facet_order |
character; vector of facet names in desired order (counter-clockwise); defaults to NULL, in which case the order is based on the correlation matrix columns in 'data'. |
file_name |
character; name of the file to save. Supported formats are: "pdf" (highest quality and smallest file size), "png", "jpeg"; defaults to "none". |
size |
integer; changes the size of most chart objects simultaneously. |
font |
character; text font, use extrafonts to access additional fonts; defaults to "sans", which is "Helvetica". |
rotate_radians |
integer; radian angle to rotate the chart counter-clockwise by; use fractions of pi (e.g. pi/2 = 90 degrees). |
rotate_degrees |
integer; angle in degrees to rotate the chart counter-clockwise by. |
grid_limit |
integer; upper limit to which the grid lines should be drawn; defaults to 0, in which case an appropriate value is estimated. |
file_width |
integer; file width in inches; defaults to 12. |
file_height |
integer; file height in inches; defaults to 10. |
zoom_x |
integer; vector with two values, the edges of the zoomed section on the x-axis; defaults to NULL. |
zoom_y |
integer; vector with two values, the edges of the zoomed section on the y-axis; defaults to NULL. |
dpi |
integer; resolution in dots per inch for "png" and "jpeg" files; defaults to 500. |
color |
first accent color; defaults to "black". |
color2 |
second accent color; defaults to "black". |
fade_axes |
integer; brightness of the gray tone of the axes between 0 = "black" and 100 = "white" in steps of 1; defaults to 50. |
fade_grid_major |
integer; brightness of the gray tone of the major grid lines between 0 = "black" and 100 = "white" in steps of 1; defaults to 15. |
fade_grid_minor |
integer; brightness of the gray tone of the minor grid lines between 0 = "black" and 100 = "white" in steps of 1; defaults to 65. |
dodge |
integer; horizontal outward dodge of facet labels relative to default. |
dist_test_label |
integer; position of the test label relative to the surrounding circle; defaults to .5, in which case the test label is displayed halfway from the center to the surrounding circle. |
rotate_test_label_radians |
integer; radian angle to rotate the test label counter-clockwise by; use fractions of pi (e.g. pi/2 = 90 degrees). |
rotate_test_label_degrees |
integer; angle in degrees to rotate the test label counter-clockwise by. |
width_items |
integer; item bar width relative to default. |
length_items |
integer; item bar length relative to default. |
length_ratio_items |
integer; relative item bar length; defaults to 1.5. |
title |
character; overall chart title; defaults to NULL. |
size_title |
integer; title font size relative to default. |
size_tick_label |
integer; axis tick label font size relative to default. |
size_test_label |
integer; test label font size relative to default. |
size_facet_labels |
integer; facet label font size relative to default. |
width_axes |
integer; radial axis width relative to default. |
size_arrow_heads |
integer; arrow head size relative to default. |
width_grid |
integer; grid line width relative to default. |
When changing the size of objects, consider the size
parameter first and make specific adjustments with the other size_
and width_
parameters after.
To better display overlapping item values, change the width of the item bars, or set the accent colors to different values, or change the ratio of item lengths.
Pdf files will be vector based and can be scaled arbitrarily. For other
formats use file_width
, file_height
, and dpi
to avoid
later rescaling and loss of quality.
Instead of using screenshots to crop the chart, it is highly recommendable
to use zoom_x
and zoom_y
. This allows for vector-based
graphics quality when showing sections of the chart. With this cropping
method, use file_width
to set the overall size of the file output,
file_height
will automatically adjust to retain the correct aspect
ratio, if both zoom_x
and zoom_y
are provided.
Consider adding title and caption in your typesetting software (LaTeX, MS
Word, ...), not here. The option to add a title is only a quick and dirty
shurtcut. It reduces chart size and is inflexible. Adding the title
manually will provide additional options, but requires you to save to a
file manually. To manually add a title or caption use
labs
.
Using a grid_limit
higher than the default will re-scale the whole
chart, while a value below the default will only remove grid lines.
Object of the class "ggplot" and, by default, the same object saved as a file.
facet_chart
nested_chart
# as simple as that item_chart(self_confidence, test = "SMTQ")
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