make_scatterplot: Create a scatter plot from a data frame through ggplotly

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Description

Create a scatter plot from a data frame through ggplotly

Usage

make_scatterplot(
  dt,
  x,
  y,
  groups = NULL,
  faceted = FALSE,
  scales = "fixed",
  show_trend = FALSE,
  trend_method = "loess",
  ggtheme = "minimal",
  x_axis_label = NULL,
  y_axis_label = NULL,
  plot_palette = NULL,
  plot_palette_generator = "plasma",
  static = FALSE
)

Arguments

dt	data.frame containing the data to plot.
x	Value on the x axis.
y	Value on the y axis.
groups	Name of the column containing the different groups.
faceted	If TRUE (default), each group will be plotted separately.
scales	From ggplot2::facet_wrap: Should scales be 'fixed', 'free', or free in one dimension ('free_x', 'free_y'). Default is 'fixed'.
show_trend	If TRUE, adds a ggplot2::geom_smooth() line to the plot.
trend_method	The method ggplot2::geom_smooth will use. Default is 'loess', which is a local polynomial regression fit
ggtheme	ggplot2 theme function to apply. Default is ggplot2::theme_minimal.
x_axis_label	Label for the x axis.
y_axis_label	Label for the y axis.
plot_palette	Character vector of hex codes specifying the colors to use on the plot.
plot_palette_generator	Palette from the viridis package, used in case plot_palette is unspecified or insufficient for the number of colors required.
static	If TRUE (or if the dataset is over 10,000 rows), the output will be static ggplot chart instead of an interactive ggplotly chart. Default is FALSE.

Value

A plotly-ized version of a grouped ggplot scatter plot.

Examples

make_scatterplot(dt = ggplot2::mpg,
              x = 'hwy',
              y = 'cty',
              groups = 'manufacturer',
              faceted = FALSE)

make_scatterplot(dt = ggplot2::mpg,
              x = 'hwy',
              y = 'cty',
              groups = 'manufacturer',
              faceted = TRUE,
              scales = 'free')

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