plotSparklineTable: Plot Sparkline Table

In bradleyjeck/epanetReader: Read Epanet Files into R

Description

Generate a table of sparkline plots

Usage

plotSparklineTable(df, row.var, col.vars, xvar = NULL, xrange.labels = NULL)

Arguments

df	data.frame of values to plot.
row.var	variable for rows of the table
col.vars	variables for columns of the table
xvar	optional name of variable for horizontal axis of sparkline plots
xrange.labels	optional vector of length 2 with labels for the first and last quantities plotted on x-axis, often a date and/or time

Details

Generates a table of 'sparkline' plots of data in df. rows the table correspond to different values of row.var. The table's first column gives the value of row.var. The remaining columns contain sparkline plots for the values of col.vars. When xvar is not provided values are plotted against their index in the extracted vector. The starting and ending values are labeled. Uses layout() function to arrange plots.

References

E. Tufte, Beautiful Evidence, Graphics Press, 2006.

See Also

yaletoolkit and sparkTable packages

Examples

plotSparklineTable( Orange, row.var = 'Tree', col.vars = c('age','circumference'))
plotSparklineTable( Loblolly, row.var = 'Seed', col.vars = 'height')
## specify the x variable if you have it, especially if it differs 
plotSparklineTable(Theoph, row.var = 'Subject', col.vars = 'conc')
## a warning is normally issued with the ranges of xvar differ 
suppressWarnings( plotSparklineTable(Theoph, row.var = 'Subject', col.vars = 'conc', xvar = 'Time'))

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