Description Usage Arguments See Also Examples
Produce a Violin plot according to groups taking into account weightings and compute comparison tests
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | vioplotGP(x, gp, weights = NULL, labels = NA, xlab = NA, xlim = NA,
ylim = NA, at = NA, wex = 0.75, h = NA, nblim = 10,
Test = NA, adj.Test = 0.01, line.Test = NA, side.Test = 3,
Fname = NA, type.letters = "latin", pos.letters = 1,
col.letters = 1, add = F, col = 1, pch = 19, lwd = 1,
lty = 1, cex = 1, cex.points = 1, col.points = 1, bg = 1,
las = 0, boxplot = TRUE, side = "above", fill = NA, pts = TRUE,
boxplot.fill = "white", horizontal = TRUE)
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x |
a numeric vector of data |
gp |
factors with the same length as x describing groups |
weights |
a numeric vector with the same length as x |
labels |
group names in the same order than |
xlab |
label for the x-axis |
xlim, |
ylim range of values used for x and y-axes |
at |
position of each group in the y-axis |
wex |
the maximum value for the density curve |
h |
the kernel density smoothing parameter |
nblim |
minimum length of x for computing the kernel density |
Test |
a character value for group comparison tests "tukey" or "wilcox" |
adj.Test, side.Test, line.Test |
position paramters for the test value and P.value |
Fname |
? |
type.letters |
if Test is done, "latin" or "greek" letters are used to show significant differences between groups |
pos.letters, col.letters |
position (1, 2, 3 or 4) and colors for letters |
add |
if TRUE adds the plot to the current plot window |
col |
? |
pch |
? |
lwd |
? |
lty |
? |
cex |
? |
cex.points |
? |
col.points |
? |
bg |
? |
las |
? |
boxplot |
logical value for adding a boxplot or not |
side |
a character value describing if the distribution should be drawn in the "above", "below", "right", "left" or "both" side(s) |
fill |
the color of the distribution area |
pts |
logical value for adding x data on the distribution curve |
boxplot.fill |
the color of the boxplot |
horizontal |
logical value |
For group comparison see vioplotGp
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