ZScoresAsColors: 'ZScoresAsColors'

In Displayr/flipFormat: Formatting of R outputs

ZScoresAsColors

Description

Shades z-scores.

Usage

ZScoresAsColors(
  z,
  light.negative.color = "#FB9080",
  dark.negative.color = "#FA614B",
  light.positive.color = "#80B4F4",
  dark.positive.color = "#3E7DCC",
  non.significant.color = "#888888",
  max.abs = 5,
  alpha = 0.05
)

Arguments

z	A numeric vector containing colors.
light.negative.color	The color, in standard sRGB colorspace, representing the least negative value.
dark.negative.color	The color, in standard sRGB colorspace, representing the most negative value.
light.positive.color	The color, in standard sRGB colorspace, representing the least positive value.
dark.positive.color	The color, in standard sRGB colorspace, representing the most positive value.
non.significant.color	The color used for non-significant values.
max.abs	The (absolute) value beyond which all colors are set to the negative.color or positive.color
alpha	The level of significance, where values not significant at this value are shaded with the non.significant.color.

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