plot_profiles: Plot a many individual profiles
In VCCRI/CardiacProfileR: Generate Heart Rate Dynamic Profiles from TCX Data

Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples

plot many profiles or aggregate profiles on one plot

1 2	plot_profiles(profiles, labels, title = NULL, p = plot_ly(), sections = "shade", sec_opacity = 0.3)

`profiles`	A list of profiles or aggregate profiles to be plotted. See `get_profile` for a description of profile. See `aggregate_profiles` for a description of an aggregate profile.
`labels`	A list of labels of the profiles being plotted.
`title`	Title of the plot
`p`	Plot to be added to, if none provided a new plot will be created.
`sections`	Style used to show sections of the profile. See `get_profile` for description of profile sections. The style options are: "shade" : shade the background of the different sections different colors "lines" : add lines to separate the different sections
`sec_opacity`	The opacity of the sections of the profile added to the plot.

Plotly object.

get_profile for a description of a profile. aggregate_profiles for a description of an aggregate profile.

Other plotting functions: add_sections, get_color, get_energy_profiles, min_max_plot, plot_3d_landscape, plot_3d_profiles, plot_active, plot_features_profiles, plot_features_profile, plot_profile

   # Plot two profiles
   profile1 <- get_profile(df, 500, 500, 500)
   profile2 <- get_profile(df, 200, 300, 500)
   plot_profiles(list(profile1, profile2), list("profile 1" "profile 2"))

   # Plot many profiles
   profiles <- get_profiles(df, 200, 300, 500)
   plot_profiles(profiles, names(profiles), sections = "shade")

   # Plot aggregate profiles
   profiles1 <- get_profiles(dfs, 500, 500, 500)
   profiles2 <- get_profiles(df, 200, 300, 500)
   agg_profile1 <- aggregate_profiles(profiles1)
   agg_profile2 <- aggregate_profiles(profiles2)
   plot_profiles(list(agg_profile1, agg_profile2), list("aggregated profile 1",
                "aggregated profile 2"), title = "Aggregate profiles")