Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Plot a heatmap of the stability results
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | st_heatmap(
data,
order = "none",
label = FALSE,
low = "red2",
mid = "yellow",
high = "forestgreen",
midpoint = 0.5
)
|
data |
input data frame resulting from |
order |
character: none, mean or median; if the heatmap should be sorted by any of those statistics of the stability values by individuals. |
label |
logical; FALSE to avoid printing the value or TRUE to print it. |
low |
color for the lowest value. |
mid |
color for the middle value. |
high |
color for the highest values. |
midpoint |
value to situate the middle. |
A heatmap of the stability values in the form of a "ggplot" object
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | t1_t2 <- paired_times(data = clr[,1:25], first = "_1",
second = "_25", common = "_0_")
t2_t3 <- paired_times(data = clr[,1:25], first = "_25",
second = "_26", common = "_0_")
klist_t1_t2 <- iterative_clustering(data = t1_t2, parallel = FALSE)
klist_t2_t3 <- iterative_clustering(data = t2_t3, parallel = FALSE)
result_t1_t2 <- stabilitas(klist_t1_t2, common = "_0_")
result_t2_t3 <- stabilitas(klist_t2_t3, common = "_0_")
results <- st_previz(results = list(result_t1_t2, result_t2_t3),
times = c("t1_t2", "t2_t3"))
st_heatmap(data = results, order = "mean", label = TRUE)
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