set_curves: Set data points in a graphic object

In growthcharts/chartplotter: Analysing and Plotting Growth Curves

Set data points in a graphic object

Description

Sets the data points in a graphic object. The function will identify and set all ynames in the graph.

Usage

set_curves(
  g,
  target,
  ynames,
  curve_interpolation = TRUE,
  nmatch = 0L,
  matches = NULL,
  dnr = NULL,
  period = numeric(0),
  show_realized = FALSE,
  show_future = FALSE,
  clip = TRUE
)

Arguments

g	A gTree object, typically loaded by chartbox::load_chart()
target	A list with elements "psn" and "xyz", e.g. as produced by bdsreader::read_bds()
ynames	A vector with the names of the response variables for which matches are sought, e.g. ynames = c("hdc", "hgt").
curve_interpolation	A logical indicating whether curve interpolation shoud be applied.
nmatch	Integer. Number of matches needed. When nmatch == 0L no matches are sought.
matches	List of vector containing the id's of the matches in the donor data. List elements should be named after ynames. The default value (NULL) indicates that no matches are plotted.
dnr	A string with the name of the donor data (currently available are smocc, terneuzen, lollypop, pops, 0-2, 2-4 and 4-18). The default (NULL) sets the donor data according to period[2].
period	A vector of length 2 with left and right ages (decimal age). If length(period) == 0L, then no curve matching is done
show_realized	A logical indicating whether the realized growth of the target child should be drawn
show_future	A logical indicating whether the predicted growth of the target child should be drawn
clip	A logical indicating whether clipping is needed

Value

The grid object g with data points added.

growthcharts/chartplotter documentation built on May 12, 2024, 8:43 a.m.