smooth_none: Apply no smooth to a dotplot
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smooth_none R Documentation
Apply no smooth to a dotplot
Description
Default smooth for dotplots: no smooth. Simply returns the input values.
Supports automatic partial function application.
Usage
smooth_none(x, ...)
Arguments
x
a numeric vector
...
ignored
Details
This is the default value for the smooth argument of geom_dotsinterval().
Value
x
If x is missing, returns a partial application of itself. See automatic-partial-functions.
See Also
Other dotplot smooths:
smooth_density,
smooth_discrete()
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Apply no smooth to a dotplot
Description
Default smooth for dotplots: no smooth. Simply returns the input values. Supports automatic partial function application.
Usage
smooth_none(x, ...)
Arguments
x |
a numeric vector |
... |
ignored |
Details
This is the default value for the smooth argument of geom_dotsinterval().
Value
x
If x is missing, returns a partial application of itself. See automatic-partial-functions.
See Also
Other dotplot smooths:
smooth_density,
smooth_discrete()
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