HistTable: HistTable

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HistTable

Description

Creates a pretty formattable table showing histograms

Usage

HistTable(
  data.values,
  class.memberships = NULL,
  class.sizes = NULL,
  title = "",
  subtitle = "",
  footer = "",
  bin.size = 5,
  bin.min = 0,
  bin.max = 100,
  hist.width = 100,
  hist.height = 20,
  show.tooltips = TRUE,
  color.negative = FALSE,
  histogram.column.name = "Distribution",
  prior.columns = NULL,
  show.row.names = TRUE,
  row.lines.to.thicken = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

data.values	A dataframe, with each column containing the values to create a histogram.
class.memberships	Class memberships for each respondent.
class.sizes	Sizes of each class as proportions.
title	The title of the table.
subtitle	The subtitle of the table.
footer	The footer of the table.
bin.size	Size of the bins used in the histogram. The breakpoints are given by seq(bin.min, bin.max, bin.size).
bin.min	Any value in data.values smaller then this will be truncated to bin.min.
bin.max	Any value in data.values larger then this will be truncated to bin.max.
hist.width	Width of the histogram cell in any valid CSS size unit
hist.height	Height of the histogram cell
show.tooltips	Whether to display tooltips of the bar heights
color.negative	Whether to show negative bars in coral.
histogram.column.name	Name for the histogram column.
prior.columns	Columns before the histogram column.
show.row.names	Whether to show row names in the table (the names of data.values).
row.lines.to.thicken	The indices of the row lines to be shown thicker.
...	Additional columns to add to the table.

Examples

dat <- data.frame(A=rpois(500,5), B=rpois(500,50), C=rpois(500,20))
print(HistTable(dat, 'Mean Probability'=c(5,50,100)))

Displayr/flipFormat documentation built on Aug. 28, 2024, 6:48 p.m.