Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/visualization-utils.R
This is a wrapper to the typical ggplot based histogram, i.e., using
geom_histogram. A continuous variable, x, is required as an input.
Optionally, a by categorical variable can be provided.
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| x | The numeric variable that is to be histogrammed. | 
| data | A data frame with at least one numeric variable (the  | 
| by | A categorical variable by which to group the  | 
| position | If the  | 
| facet | A character string or character vector. If provided, we
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| facet_type | By default, this takes the value of  | 
| bins | The number of bins to use in the histogram. | 
| alpha | The transparency to for the filled histogram bars. This is
probably only required when using  | 
| xlab | The label of the x-axis (defaults to the  | 
| ylab | The label of the y-axis (defaults to the  | 
A ggplot2::ggplot object, which may be modified with further ggplot2
commands.
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 | histogram(x= age, data = schizophrenia, by = gender, bins = 20)
histogram(x= age, data = schizophrenia, by = gender, position = 'identity', bins = 20, alpha = 0.7)
histogram(x= age, data = schizophrenia, by = gender, position = 'dodge', bins = 20)
histogram(x = weight, bins = 20, data = ansur, facet = height_tercile)
histogram(x = weight, bins = 20, data = ansur, 
          facet = c(height_tercile, age_tercile), facet_type = 'grid')
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