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## Examples------
while (!is.null(dev.list())) {
dev.off()
}
library(visStatistics)
options(warn = 0) # for debugging also warnings
# only while developing, comment when installed from CRAN
# library(nortest)
# library(vcd)
# library(multcompView)
# library(Cairo)
# specify directory where plots will be stored. Without definition of plotDirectory: current working directory
filedir <- tempdir()
# If graphicsoutput parameter is set, all plots are stored in the directory specified in the parameter plotDirectory.
# Default directory of plotDirectory is the working directory.
# Graphical output is named following the naming convention
# "statisticalTestName_varsample_varfactor.graphicsoutput"
#
linear_regression_trees <- visstat(trees, "Girth", "Height")
linear_regression_trees <- visstat(trees,
"Girth",
"Height",
graphicsoutput = "png",
plotDirectory = filedir
)
linear_regression_trees <- visstat(
trees,
"Girth",
"Height",
graphicsoutput = "pdf",
plotName = "hugo",
plotDirectory = filedir
)
linear_regression_trees <- visstat(
trees,
"Girth",
"Height",
graphicsoutput = "svg", ,
plotName = "dante",
plotDirectory = filedir
)
# display stats of linear regression
linear_regression_trees
# Welch two sample t.test: mtcars data set ----
mtcars$am <- as.factor(mtcars$am)
welch_cars <- visstat(mtcars, "mpg", "am")
# store graphical output in different formats in directory defined in argument plotDirectory
welch_cars <- visstat(
mtcars,
"mpg",
"am",
graphicsoutput = "png",
plotName = "hans",
plotDirectory = filedir
)
# standard naming convention
welch_cars <- visstat(mtcars,
"mpg",
"am",
graphicsoutput = "pdf",
plotDirectory = filedir
)
# ANOVA and oneway.test -----
anova_npk <- visstat(npk, "yield", "block")
anova_npk # print out results
# Kruskal-Wallis test: iris----
visstat(iris, "Petal.Width", "Species")
visstat(
iris,
"Petal.Width",
"Species",
graphicsoutput = "pdf",
plotDirectory = filedir
)
visstat(
iris,
"Petal.Width",
"Species",
graphicsoutput = "pdf",
plotName = "iris_kruskal",
plotDirectory = filedir
)
# Welch two sample t.test: InsectSprays ----
# select sprays A and B
InsectSpraysAB <- InsectSprays[which(InsectSprays$spray == "A" |
InsectSprays$spray == "B"), ]
InsectSpraysAB$spray <- factor(InsectSpraysAB$spray)
# Welcht-t-Test
visstat(InsectSpraysAB, "count", "spray") # plots not saved
visstat(
InsectSpraysAB,
"count",
"spray",
graphicsoutput = "png",
plotName = "insect_count_spray",
plotDirectory = filedir
)
# Wilcoxon
grades_gender <- data.frame(
Sex = as.factor(c(rep("Girl", 20), rep("Boy", 20))),
Grade = c(
19.25,
18.1,
15.2,
18.34,
7.99,
6.23,
19.44,
20.33,
9.33,
11.3,
18.2,
17.5,
10.22,
20.33,
13.3,
17.2,
15.1,
16.2,
17.3,
16.5,
5.1,
15.25,
17.41,
14.5,
15,
14.3,
7.53,
15.23,
6,
17.33,
7.25,
14,
13.5,
8,
19.5,
13.4,
17.5,
17.4,
16.5,
15.6
)
)
visstat(grades_gender, "Grade", "Sex")
# Chi squared, mosaic plots with HairEyeColor----
# HairEyeColor data set: Pearsons Chi squared, mosaic plot with Pearson's residuals
HairEyeColorMale <- counts_to_cases(as.data.frame(HairEyeColor[, , 1]))
visstat(HairEyeColorMale, "Hair", "Eye")
HairEyeColorMaleFisher <- HairEyeColor[, , 1]
# replace cells to smaller values to enforce Cochran's rule
HairEyeColorMaleFisher[HairEyeColorMaleFisher < 10] <- 4
HairEyeColorMaleFisher <- counts_to_cases(as.data.frame(HairEyeColorMaleFisher))
res_chi <- visstat(HairEyeColorMaleFisher, "Hair", "Eye") # test statistics stored in res_chi
res_chi <- visstat(
HairEyeColorMaleFisher,
"Hair",
"Eye",
graphicsoutput = "png",
plotDirectory = filedir
) # stores two graphics outputs
# 2x2 contingency tables----
HairEyeColorMaleFisher <- HairEyeColor[, , 1]
# slicing out a 2 x2 contingency table
blackBrownHazelGreen <- HairEyeColorMaleFisher[1:2, 3:4]
fishertest <- blackBrownHazelGreen
blackBrownHazelGreen <- counts_to_cases(as.data.frame(blackBrownHazelGreen))
fisher_stats <- visstat(blackBrownHazelGreen, "Hair", "Eye")
fisher_stats
# remove output plots from directory filedir----
# graphicaltypes=c(".png", ".pdf", ".svg", ".ps")
# for (i in graphicaltypes) {
# plotname=dir(filedir,pattern=i)
# print(file.path(filedir,plotname))
# file.remove(file.path(filedir,plotname))
# }
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