UnivariateProjection: ** RESERVED FOR INTERNAL USE **

In benja0x40/Barbouille: Visualisation of empirical distributions

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Description

Univariate projection

Usage

UnivariateProjection(
  X,
  Y = NULL,
  grp = NULL,
  proportions = NULL,
  ordering = NULL,
  rounding = 2,
  spray = "uniform",
  fwhm = 1/2,
  violin = FALSE,
  vmode = "linear"
)

Arguments

X	numeric vector or matrix with positive values, for instance representing empirical densities or weights. When providing a matrix, each column of X corresponds to a group, and the membership of each observation (rows) is being defined by the grp argument.
grp	vector representing group memberships, required only when the X argument is a matrix with more than 1 column. In this case, the length of grp must be equal to nrow(X) and its values must be integers between 1 and ncol(X).
proportions	either "static", "global", "local" or NULL (default, no proportions). In static mode, the areas representing each group are equal. In global mode, these areas are proportional to the global population of each group and in local mode, these areas are proportional to the local population of each group.
ordering	either "static", "global" or "local" or NULL (default, no ordering). In static mode, groups are ordered by their numeric identifier. In global mode, groups are ordered by their global population and in local mode, groups are ordered by their local population.
rounding	integer (default = 2).
spray	defines the distribution used to generate noise values. This can be either "uniform" (default), "triangle", "cosine", or "normal". It is possible to use non-ambiguous abbreviated forms of these keywords.
fwhm	positive numeric value defining the Full Width at Half Maximum of the normal distribution used when spray = "normal". The default value is 0.5 and produces normally distributed noise values with a similar span as when using the triangle and cosine distributions which both have the same FWHM of 0.5 by design.
violin	logical (default = FALSE, no).
vmode	either "linear" (default) or "rank".

Value

UnivariateProjection returns a numeric vector representing 1D coordinates.

See Also

BivariateProjection, Atomize

benja0x40/Barbouille documentation built on March 26, 2023, 11:38 p.m.