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Aggregate/conditional graphs and automatic layout using formulas
Description
fplot provides automatic plotting of common graphs (distributions, lines,
bar plots and boxplots). The syntax uses formulas, allowing
aggregate/conditional/weighted graphs with minimum efforts. The many arguments
are automatically adjusted to the data in order to provide the nicest and most meaningful graphs.
Details
The core functions is plot_distr to draw distributions.
Two other graphical functions are provided for convenience: plot_lines
to represent the (usually temporal) evolution of some variables,
and plot_box to easily represent conditional boxplots.
It also integrates tools to easily export graphs: pdf_fit and
png_fit. In these functions, instead of providing the size of
the graphics, you instead give the point size that the text should have in the final
document–because an exported graph usually ends up in a document. You can set the
size of your document with the function setFplot_page.
If you use the function fit.off to close the connection,
you will also see how the export looks like in the Viewer pane.
It offers a handy tool, export_graph_start, to easily export graphs with the
objective to fit into a document. Some common graphical parameters can be directly
modified using this function.
Author(s)
Maintainer: Laurent Berge laurent.berge@u-bordeaux.fr
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Aggregate/conditional graphs and automatic layout using formulas
Description
fplot provides automatic plotting of common graphs (distributions, lines, bar plots and boxplots). The syntax uses formulas, allowing aggregate/conditional/weighted graphs with minimum efforts. The many arguments are automatically adjusted to the data in order to provide the nicest and most meaningful graphs.
Details
The core functions is plot_distr to draw distributions.
Two other graphical functions are provided for convenience: plot_lines
to represent the (usually temporal) evolution of some variables,
and plot_box to easily represent conditional boxplots.
It also integrates tools to easily export graphs: pdf_fit and
png_fit. In these functions, instead of providing the size of
the graphics, you instead give the point size that the text should have in the final
document–because an exported graph usually ends up in a document. You can set the
size of your document with the function setFplot_page.
If you use the function fit.off to close the connection,
you will also see how the export looks like in the Viewer pane.
It offers a handy tool, export_graph_start, to easily export graphs with the
objective to fit into a document. Some common graphical parameters can be directly
modified using this function.
Author(s)
Maintainer: Laurent Berge laurent.berge@u-bordeaux.fr
R Package Documentation
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