sensoTable: Color the cells of a data frame according to 2 threshold...

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Color the cells of a data frame according to 2 threshold levels

Description

Colors a flextable based on the result of a SensoMineR::decat according to 2 threshold levels.

Usage

sensoTable(
  res.decat,
  thres = 0.05,
  thres2 = 0,
  col.neg = "#ff7979",
  col.neg2 = "#eb4d4b",
  col.pos = "#7ed6df",
  col.pos2 = "#22a6b3"
)

Arguments

res.decat	result of a SensoMineR::decat
thres	the threshold under which cells are colored col.neg (or col.pos) if the tested coefficient is significantly lower (or higher) than the average
thres2	the threshold under which cells are colored col.neg2 (or col.pos2); this threshold should be lower than thres
col.neg	the color used for thres when the tested coefficient is negative
col.neg2	the color used for thres2 when the tested coefficient is negative
col.pos	the color used for thres when the tested coefficient is positive
col.pos2	the color used for thres2 when the tested coefficient is positive

Details

This function is useful to highlight elements which are significant, especially when there are many values to check

Value

Returns a formatted flextable

Examples

### Example 1
data("sensochoc")
# Use the decat function
resdecat <-SensoMineR::decat(sensochoc, formul="~Product+Panelist", firstvar = 5, graph = FALSE)
sensoTable(resdecat)

### Example 2
data("sensochoc")
resdecat2 <-SensoMineR::decat(sensochoc, formul="~Product+Panelist", firstvar = 5, graph = FALSE)
sensoTable(resdecat2,thres2=0.01) # Add a second level of significance

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