plot_iota2_alluvial: Plot of the Coding Stream
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plot_iota2_alluvial

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Plot of the Coding Stream

Description

Function for creating an alluvial plot that can be plotted via ggplot2.

Usage

plot_iota2_alluvial(
  object,
  label_titel = "Coding Stream from True to Assigned Categories",
  label_prefix_true = "true",
  label_prefix_assigned = "labeled as",
  label_legend_title = "True Categories",
  label_true_category = "True Category",
  label_assigned_category = "Assigned Category",
  label_y_axis = "Relative Frequencies",
  label_categories_size = 3,
  key_size = 0.5,
  text_size = 10,
  legend_position = "right",
  legend_direction = "vertical"
)

Arguments

`object`	Estimates of Iota 2 created with `compute_iota2()`, `check_new_rater()` or with `check_dgf()`. Please note that the object created by `check_dgf()` cannot be passed directly. Only the elements of the corresponding list are compatible.
`label_titel`	`Character` containing the title of the plot.
`label_prefix_true`	`Character` representing the prefix for tagging the true categories. Character is applied to every category.
`label_prefix_assigned`	`Character` representing the prefix for tagging the assigned categories. Character is applied to every category.
`label_legend_title`	`Character` containing the title of the legend.
`label_true_category`	`Character` describing the stratum of true categories.
`label_assigned_category`	`Character` describing the stratum of assigned categories.
`label_y_axis`	`Character`. Label of the y-axis.
`label_categories_size`	`double` determining the size of the label for each true and assigned category within the plot.
`key_size`	`double` determining the size of the legend.
`text_size`	`double` determining the size of the text within the legend.
`legend_position`	`string` Position of the legend. Possible values are "bottom","right","left", "top" and "none".
`legend_direction`	`string` Layout of the items in the legend. Possible values are "horizontal" and "vertical".