SLR_prediction_vis.data.frame: SLR prediction visualization S3 method for data frames

In EmanuelSommer/SLRprediction: A quick and easy way of predicting within a simple linear regression model + visualization

Description

Simple visualization tool for predictions within a simple linear regression model.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'data.frame'
SLR_prediction_vis(y, col_response = 1,
  col_exploratory = 2, pre_x_value = mean(y[, col_exploratory]),
  pre_col = "red", reg_col = "blue")

Arguments

y	a numeric data.frame containing the response and exploratory variable
col_response	column number of the response variable within y (default is 1)
col_exploratory	column number of the exploratory variable within y (default is 2)
pre_x_value	the numeric value (within the range of the exploratory vector) for which the prediction is made
pre_col	color of the highlighted prediction within the scatterplot
reg_col	color of the regression line

Details

The generic function first builds a simple linear regression model with one response and one exploratory variable. Then the prediction for a given value of the exploratory variable (default the mean and no out of sample predictions) gets computed.(see SLR_prediction) Finally using these bits of information a scatterplot of the two variables with the regression line gets returned. Moreover the predicition will be highlighted in the scatterplot and the exact values of the predicition will be displayed above the plot.

Value

a scatterplot of the two variables + regression line + highlighted prediction

Author(s)

Emanuel Sommer

See Also

SLR_prediction

Examples

response <- c(1:5)
exploratory <- c(1,3,4.5,7,8)
Y <- data.frame(response,exploratory)
special <- 6
SLR_prediction_vis(Y,pre_x_value = special)

EmanuelSommer/SLRprediction documentation built on Nov. 22, 2020, 3:18 p.m.