missing_plot: Visualize missing values in a data.frame
In dlindholm/doctoR: Tools and utilities for clinical research - the doctoR package
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
This function looks at missing values in a data.frame in relation to a specific
group and creates a ggplot2 object. Quite helpful to identify missing not-at-random.
Usage
1
missing_plot(data, group_variable, fill_color = "steelblue")
Arguments
data
a data.frame
group_variable
a character string naming the column of the data.frame that
contains information on grouping (e.g. treatment group, etc)
fill_color
the plot will show a gradient from white to this color.
By default, steelblue will be used.
Examples
1
2
3
missing_plot(airquality, "Month")
missing_plot(airquality, "Month", "Orange")
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
This function looks at missing values in a data.frame in relation to a specific group and creates a ggplot2 object. Quite helpful to identify missing not-at-random.
Usage
1 | missing_plot(data, group_variable, fill_color = "steelblue")
|
Arguments
data |
a data.frame |
group_variable |
a character string naming the column of the data.frame that contains information on grouping (e.g. treatment group, etc) |
fill_color |
the plot will show a gradient from white to this color. By default, steelblue will be used. |
Examples
1 2 3 | missing_plot(airquality, "Month")
missing_plot(airquality, "Month", "Orange")
|
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