MissingCasesPlot: MissingCasesPlot

In NumbersInternational/flipStandardCharts: Standard R interactive charts

MissingCasesPlot

Description

Show which cases in a data frame are missing

Usage

MissingCasesPlot(
  raw.data,
  fill.color = "#5C9AD3",
  fill.opacity = NULL,
  base.color = "#E6E6E6",
  base.opacity = 1,
  show.counts.missing = TRUE,
  show.percentages.missing = FALSE,
  subset = NULL,
  title = "Missing values by case",
  subtitle = "",
  footer = "",
  global.font.family = "Arial",
  global.font.color = "#2C2C2C",
  data.label.show = FALSE,
  data.label.position = "center",
  data.label.font.family = global.font.family,
  data.label.font.color = global.font.color,
  data.label.font.size = 10,
  data.label.bg.opacity = 0.5,
  title.font.family = global.font.family,
  title.font.color = global.font.color,
  title.font.size = 16,
  subtitle.font.family = global.font.family,
  subtitle.font.color = global.font.color,
  subtitle.font.size = 12,
  footer.font.family = global.font.family,
  footer.font.color = global.font.color,
  footer.font.size = 8,
  footer.wrap = TRUE,
  footer.wrap.nchar = 100,
  x.tick.font.family = global.font.family,
  x.tick.font.color = global.font.color,
  x.tick.font.size = 11,
  x.tick.label.wrap = NULL,
  x.tick.label.wrap.nchar = 20,
  x.tick.angle = NULL,
  y.tick.font.family = global.font.family,
  y.tick.font.color = global.font.color,
  y.tick.font.size = 10,
  tooltip.show = FALSE,
  enable.zoom = TRUE,
  hovertext.font.family = global.font.family,
  hovertext.font.color = "#FFFFFF",
  hovertext.font.size = 11,
  margin.top = NULL,
  margin.bottom = NULL,
  margin.left = NULL,
  margin.right = NULL,
  font.unit = "px"
)

Arguments

raw.data	Matrix or data frame.
fill.color	Color to show the missing value.
fill.opacity	Alpha transparence between 0 and 1 (or NULL). By default automatically tries to adjust opacity depending on the number of missing values. However if there is a very high density of missing values, you may need to manually reduce the fill opacity to observe differences in saturated regions.
base.color	Background color of chart.
base.opacity	Opacity of background color.
show.counts.missing	Include the number of cases missing in the variable label.
show.percentages.missing	Include the percentage of cases missing in the variable label.
subset	Logical vector indicating whether each row of the data frame should be included. This vector should be the same length as the number of rows in raw.data. Missing data with rows where subset is false will not be shown.
title	Character; chart title.
subtitle	Character
footer	Character
global.font.family	Character; font family for all occurrences of any font attribute for the chart unless specified individually.
global.font.color	Global font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an a hex code.
data.label.show	Logical; whether to show data labels.
data.label.position	One of "center", "above" or "below".
data.label.font.family	Character; font family for data label.
data.label.font.color	Font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an a hex code. This can be a single color, a vector of colors (1 for each series/column), or a comma separated list of colors
data.label.font.size	Integer; Font size for data label.px.
data.label.bg.opacity	Numeric between 0 (tranparent) to 1 (opaque), specifying the opacity of the data label background (grey).
title.font.family	Character; title font family. Can be "Arial Black", "Arial", "Comic Sans MS", "Courier New", "Georgia", "Impact", "Lucida Console", "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Marlett", "Symbol", "Tahoma", "Times New Roman", "Trebuchet MS", "Verdana", "Webdings"
title.font.color	Title font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or a hex code.
title.font.size	Integer; Title font size; default = 10.
subtitle.font.family	Character; subtitle font family
subtitle.font.color	subtitle font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an a hex code.
subtitle.font.size	Integer; subtitle font size
footer.font.family	Character; footer font family
footer.font.color	footer font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an a hex code.
footer.font.size	Integer; footer font size
footer.wrap	Logical; whether the footer text should be wrapped.
footer.wrap.nchar	Number of characters (approximately) in each line of the footer when footer.wrap TRUE.
x.tick.font.family	Character; x-axis tick label font family
x.tick.font.color	X-axis tick label font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an a hex code.
x.tick.font.size	Integer; x-axis tick label font size
x.tick.label.wrap	Logical; whether to wrap long labels on the x-axis.
x.tick.label.wrap.nchar	Number of characters wide the x-axis labels should be before wrapping.
x.tick.angle	x-axis tick label angle in degrees. 90 = vertical; 0 = horizontal
y.tick.font.family	Character; y-axis tick label font family
y.tick.font.color	y-axis tick label font color as a named color in character format (e.g. "black") or an a hex code.
y.tick.font.size	Integer; y-axis tick label font size
tooltip.show	Logical, indicating whether or not to show a tooltip on hover. The default is off, because turning on tooltips with large data sets can make the chart slow to render.
enable.zoom	Logical, indicating whether of not to allow the chart to be zoomable.
hovertext.font.family	Font family of hover text.
hovertext.font.color	Color of hovertext as a string or hex code.
hovertext.font.size	Font size of hover text.
margin.top	Margin between plot area and the top of the graphic in pixels
margin.bottom	Margin between plot area and the bottom of the graphic in pixels
margin.left	Margin between plot area and the left of the graphic in pixels
margin.right	Margin between plot area and the right of the graphic in pixels
font.unit	One of "px" of "pt". By default all font sizes are specified in terms of pixels ("px"). But changing this to "pt" will mean that the font sizes will be in terms points ("pt"), which will be consistent with font sizes in text boxes.

Examples

z <- structure(c(1L, 2L, 3L, 4L, 5L, 2L, 3L, 4L, 5L, 6L),  .Dim = c(5L, 2L),
      .Dimnames = list(c("T", "U", "V", "W", "X"), c("A", "B")))
Column(z, type="Stacked Column")

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