dv.plot | R Documentation |
dv.plot plots DV vs Time data.
dv.plot(
df,
xvar = "Time",
yvar = "Conc",
obsLog = FALSE,
myXlab = "Time",
myYlab = "Concentration",
color = NULL,
group = NULL,
guide = TRUE,
onlyLin = FALSE,
onlyLog = FALSE,
XYlog = FALSE,
STRATY = ".",
STRATX = ".",
myYBr = waiver(),
myXBr = waiver(),
myYBrLog = waiver(),
myXBrLog = waiver(),
myYlim = NULL,
myXlim = NULL,
myYlimLog = NULL,
myXlimLog = NULL,
title = NULL
)
df |
A data frame to be used for the plot |
xvar |
is the independent variable, default is "TIME" |
yvar |
is the dependent variable, default is "DV" |
obsLog |
is a logical variable ( |
myXlab |
is the x-axis label, default is "Time" |
myYlab |
is the y-axis label, defaults is "Concentration" |
color |
is the column name of the color stratification variable, e.g. "DOSEF". Default is NULL |
group |
is the column name of the variable used to group data, default is "ID |
guide |
if TRUE, show guide, default is TRUE |
onlyLin |
if TRUE, presents only the linear version of the plot, default is FALSE |
onlyLog |
if TRUE, presents only the log version of the plot, default is FALSE |
XYlog |
if TRUE, both X and Y axes of the log version of the plot is shown on the logarithmic scale; if FALSE, only the Y-axis is shown on the logarithmic scale. Default is FALSE. |
STRATY |
is the row stratification variable, default is "." |
STRATX |
is the column stratification variable, default is "." |
myYBr |
are the breaks for the Y-axis for the linear plot |
myXBr |
are the breaks for the X-axis for the linear plot |
myYBrLog |
are the breaks for the Y-axis for the log plot |
myXBrLog |
are the breaks for the X-axis for the log plot |
myYlim |
sets Y-axis limits for the linear plot |
myXlim |
sets X-axis limits for the linear plot |
myYlimLog |
sets the Y-axis limit for the log plot |
myXlimLog |
sets the X-axis limit for the log plot |
title |
The title of the plot. |
dv.plot plots DV vs Time data
returns a graphical object created by arrangeGrob function
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