quantilePlot: Plot Numeric Variables as HeatMap
In adamoleksak/sevenPackage: Bunch Of Nice Functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
quantilePlot is used to vizualize numeric columns from table data in form of heatmap.
It is also possible to exclude outliers by specifying quantiles
For example, if q1 = 0.2 and q2 = 0.8, it means that heatmap would show
values between q1 and q2
Usage
1
quantilePlot(data, q1, q2)
Arguments
data
data table to be plotted
q1
quantile below which values are not plotted
q2
quantile above which values are not plotted
Value
returns plot with selected values
Examples
1
2
data <- data.frame(iris)
quantilePlot(data, 0.3, 0.95)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
quantilePlot is used to vizualize numeric columns from table data in form of heatmap. It is also possible to exclude outliers by specifying quantiles For example, if q1 = 0.2 and q2 = 0.8, it means that heatmap would show values between q1 and q2
Usage
1 | quantilePlot(data, q1, q2)
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Arguments
data |
data table to be plotted |
q1 |
quantile below which values are not plotted |
q2 |
quantile above which values are not plotted |
Value
returns plot with selected values
Examples
1 2 | data <- data.frame(iris)
quantilePlot(data, 0.3, 0.95)
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