PlotParam: Plot Param

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Plot Param

Description

Create a density plot with parameter values

Usage

PlotParam(
  data,
  param,
  ROPE = FALSE,
  monochrome = TRUE,
  plot.colors = c("#495054", "#e3e8ea"),
  font.type = "serif",
  font.size = 4.5,
  rope.line = -0.2,
  rope.tick = -0.1,
  rope.label = -0.35,
  line.size = 0.5,
  dens.zero.col = "black",
  dens.mean.col = "white",
  dens.median.col = "white",
  dens.mode.col = "black",
  dens.rope.col = "black",
  scale = FALSE,
  y.limits = NULL,
  y.breaks = NULL,
  x.limits = NULL,
  x.breaks = NULL,
  plot.title = NULL
)

Arguments

data	MCMC data to plot
param	parameter of interest
ROPE	plot ROPE values, Default: FALSE
monochrome	logical, indicating whether or not to use monochrome colors, else use DistinctColors, Default: TRUE
plot.colors	range of color to use, Default: c("#495054", "#e3e8ea")
font.type	font type used for visualizations, Default: 'serif'
font.size	font size, Default: 4.5
rope.line	size of ROPE lien, Default: -0.2
rope.tick	distance to ROPE tick, Default: -0.1
rope.label	distance to ROPE label, Default: -0.35
line.size	overall line size, Default: 0.5
dens.zero.col	colour of line indicating zero, Default: 'black'
dens.mean.col	colour of line indicating mean value, Default: 'white'
dens.median.col	colour of line indicating median value, Default: 'white'
dens.mode.col	colour of line indicating mode value, Default: 'black'
dens.rope.col	colour of line indicating ROPE value, Default: 'black'
scale	scale x and y axis, Default: FALSE
y.limits	vector of y limits, Default: NULL
y.breaks	vector of y breaks, Default: NULL
x.limits	= vector of x limits, Default: NULL
x.breaks	= vector of x breaks, Default: NULL
plot.title	= title of plot, Default: NULL

Value

Density plot of parameter values

See Also

mutate,group_by,join,select,slice,filter approxfun aes,margin,geom_density,geom_polygon,geom_segment,geom_label,ggplot,ggplot_build,scale_continuous,theme,labs

bfw documentation built on March 18, 2022, 6:19 p.m.