leghead: Generate a Color Coded Legend dataframe via head and sum.

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Generate a Color Coded Legend dataframe via head and sum.

Description

'leghead' is part 'head' and part 'summary'. It works best on a sorted dataframe where all you are interestesd in only the most (or least) abundant rows. An ideal place to use it is in a legend for ~lognormally distributed data. Additionally, an optional row-wise color coding column is added (the color 'gray' is used for missing row names).

Usage

leghead(x, n=7, tabulate=FALSE, colors=TRUE, na.name='NA', 
        na.col = "white", other.col = "gray",  na.last = TRUE)

Arguments

x	dataframe or table you wish to summarize
n	the number of rows you wish to display as is
colors	list of vectors or a dataframe
tabulate	the column name to tabulate on if x is an untabulated dataframe and FALSE otherwise
na.name	the new rowname for a row with a missing name
na.col	color for rows labeled as 'NA'
other.col	color for the rows labeled as 'unknown'
na.last	boolean specifying if the na category should be listed last in the table.

Value

A truncated dataframe with a new bottom row summarizing all the truncated ones.

See Also

summary, head, sstable

Examples

 e <- data.frame(a=runif(12),b=runif(12), z=rep(letters[13:18],2),w=rep(letters[20:23],3))
tab <- sstable(e, idx.clmns=c('z'), ct.clmns=c('a','b'))
lh <- leghead(tab)
plot(x=lh$a, y=lh$b, cex=lh$sum*3, col=lh$color, pch=20)
legend('topleft',legend=rownames(lh), col=lh$color, pch=20)

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