iscam_dotplot: iscam_dotplot Function
In apjacobson/iscam: Introduction to Fundamental Concepts and Various Applications of Statistics
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
This function displays horizontal dotplot(s).
Optional: A second, categorical variable can also be specified and values will be calculated separately for each group.
Usage
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iscam_dotplot(response, explanatory = NULL, names = NULL)
Arguments
response
a quantitative response variable.
explanatory
a categorical explanatory variable.
names
used to specify the horizontal and vertical axis labels, respectively.
Examples
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iscam_dotplot(chickwts$weight)
iscam_dotplot(chickwts$weight, names = "weight")
iscam_dotplot(chickwts$weight, chickwts$feed, names = c("weight", "feed"))
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
This function displays horizontal dotplot(s). Optional: A second, categorical variable can also be specified and values will be calculated separately for each group.
Usage
1 | iscam_dotplot(response, explanatory = NULL, names = NULL)
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Arguments
response |
a quantitative response variable. |
explanatory |
a categorical explanatory variable. |
names |
used to specify the horizontal and vertical axis labels, respectively. |
Examples
1 2 3 | iscam_dotplot(chickwts$weight)
iscam_dotplot(chickwts$weight, names = "weight")
iscam_dotplot(chickwts$weight, chickwts$feed, names = c("weight", "feed"))
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