Description Usage Arguments Value
ggplot2 layer to perform a 2-sample t-test and plot the p-value between two samples in a bargraph. Used in conjunction with gg_bracket_between().
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data | 
 The dataframe used in the plot  | 
sample_col | 
 Column name of the samples in data  | 
sample1 | 
 The first sample to be compared  | 
sample2 | 
 The second sample to be compared  | 
mean_col | 
 Column name of the means of the observations. Usually the y-axis of the bargraph.  | 
sd_col | 
 Column name for standard deviations of the observations.  | 
n_col | 
 Column name for number of replicates in an observation.  | 
group_col | 
 Optional – Column name of the sample groups if applicable. Leave NA if there are no groups.  | 
group1 | 
 Optional – The group to which the first sample belongs. Leave NA if there are no groups.  | 
group2 | 
 Optional – The group to which the second sample belongs. Leave NA if there are no groups.  | 
equal.variance | 
 Optional – Boolean for whether variances are equal. TRUE results in a student's t-test. FALSE results in a Welch test. Defaults to TRUE.  | 
dodge.width | 
 Optional – The width of position_dodge() in the ggplot if groups are present. Usually 0.9.  | 
p_value_star | 
 Optional – Boolean for whether to plot stars representing significance levels or actual p-values. TRUE plots '*'. FALSE plots p-values. '*' = p-value < 0.05, '**' = p-value < 0.01, '***' = p-value < 0.001, 'n.s.' = not significant.  | 
extra_y_space | 
 Optional – Numeric to adjust position of the bracket up or down from its default location.  | 
... | 
 Additional optional parameters/asthetics. e.g. color for font color or size for font size.  | 
ggplot2 annotation layer
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