modulus_breaks: Modulus breaks factory
In edalfon/wdiquickplots: Quick Plots for WDI data and other World Bank-hosted databases
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Description
This function tries to replicate/approximate the nice functionality of
log-transformation ('scales' package to be used for 'ggplot2' plots, using
for example ggplot2::scale_x_log10()). that automatically shows breaks values
in the original scale, even though the axis is on a transformed scale.
Unfortunately, that is not the default behaviour of other transformations,
and the modulus transformation in particular.
Usage
1
modulus_breaks(p_custom, n.breaks_default = 10)
Arguments
p_custom
p transformation exponent, as in scales::modulus_trans
n.breaks_default
number of breaks
Details
This function does not aim for a clever algorithm. Rather it just calculates
optimal breaks (labeling::extended) on the original and transformed scales,
and combine them, expressing all in the original scale
Take a look at scales::log_breaks and ?scales::log_trans
Value
numeric vector with the breaks
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Description
This function tries to replicate/approximate the nice functionality of log-transformation ('scales' package to be used for 'ggplot2' plots, using for example ggplot2::scale_x_log10()). that automatically shows breaks values in the original scale, even though the axis is on a transformed scale. Unfortunately, that is not the default behaviour of other transformations, and the modulus transformation in particular.
Usage
1 | modulus_breaks(p_custom, n.breaks_default = 10)
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Arguments
p_custom |
p transformation exponent, as in scales::modulus_trans |
n.breaks_default |
number of breaks |
Details
This function does not aim for a clever algorithm. Rather it just calculates optimal breaks (labeling::extended) on the original and transformed scales, and combine them, expressing all in the original scale
Take a look at scales::log_breaks and ?scales::log_trans
Value
numeric vector with the breaks
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