View source: R/acc_cat_distributions.R
| acc_cat_distributions | R Documentation |
This function creates distribution plots for categorical variables.
Descriptor
acc_cat_distributions(
resp_vars = NULL,
group_vars = NULL,
study_data,
label_col,
item_level = "item_level",
meta_data = item_level,
meta_data_v2,
n_cat_max = getOption("dataquieR.max_cat_resp_var_levels_in_plot",
dataquieR.max_cat_resp_var_levels_in_plot_default),
n_group_max = getOption("dataquieR.max_group_var_levels_in_plot",
dataquieR.max_group_var_levels_in_plot_default),
n_data_min = getOption("dataquieR.min_time_points_for_cat_resp_var",
dataquieR.min_time_points_for_cat_resp_var_default)
)
resp_vars |
variable the name of the measurement variable |
group_vars |
variable the name of the observer, device or reader variable |
study_data |
data.frame the data frame that contains the measurements |
label_col |
variable attribute the name of the column in the metadata with labels of variables |
item_level |
data.frame the data frame that contains metadata attributes of study data |
meta_data |
data.frame old name for |
meta_data_v2 |
character path to workbook like metadata file, see
|
n_cat_max |
maximum number of categories to be displayed individually
for the categorical variable ( |
n_group_max |
maximum number of categories to be displayed individually
for the grouping variable ( |
n_data_min |
minimum number of data points to create a time course plot
for an individual category of the |
To complete
A list with:
SummaryPlot: ggplot2::ggplot for the response variable in
resp_vars.
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