Description Usage Arguments Details See Also Examples
View source: R/standardVisual.R
Plot the distribution of a variable, depending on its data class, by use of ggplot2.
Note that standardVisual
is a visualFunction
, compatible with the
visualize
and makeDataReport
functions.
1 | standardVisual(v, vnam, doEval = TRUE)
|
v |
The variable (vector) to be plotted. |
vnam |
The name of the variable which will appear as the title of the plot. |
doEval |
If TRUE, the plot itself is returned. Otherwise, the function returns a character string containing standalone R code for producing the plot. |
For character, factor, logical and (haven_)labelled variables, a barplot is produced. For numeric,
integer or Date variables, standardVisual
produces a histogram instead. Note that for
integer and numeric variables, all non-finite (i.e. NA
, NaN
, Inf
) values are
removed prior to plotting. For character, Date, factor, (haven_)labelled and logical variables,
only NA
values are removed.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | #Save a variable
myVar <- c(1:10)
#Plot a variable
standardVisual(myVar, "MyVar")
#Produce code for plotting a variable
standardVisual(myVar, "MyVar", doEval = FALSE)
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