Description Usage Arguments Examples
This function creates nicely formatted, standardised box-plots.
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df |
A data frame |
x |
A categorical variable for the x axis groupings |
y |
A numerical variable for the y axis levels |
fill |
Select an additional grouping variable to be used for plotting. Defaults to NULL |
facet |
Select an additional faceting variable to create facets. Defaults to NULL |
ticks |
Select the number of ticks on the y axis. Defaults to 10 |
angle |
Select the rotation angle for the x axis labels. Defaults to 0 |
title |
Should the plot title appear automatically. Defaults to TRUE |
subtitle |
Text that is displayed on the subtitle. Defaults to NULL |
caption |
Text that is displayed on the caption. Defaults to NULL |
lab_x |
Text that is displayed on the x axis. Defaults to "Level" |
lab_y |
Text that is displayed on the y axis. Defaults to "Value range" |
legend |
Should the plot legend appear automatically. Defaults to TRUE |
vline |
Should any horizontal lines be added to the plot. Defaults to c(NaN) |
alpha |
Select plot fill transparency. Defaults to .7 |
quantile_low |
Select lower percentile for outliers exclusion. Defaults to 2.5% |
quantile_high |
Select upper percentile for outliers exclusion. Defaults to 97.5% |
palette |
Select a color palette from colors available in the select_palette function or provide your own as a nammed vector |
theme_type |
Select a theme type from themes available in the aider_theme function |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 | data <- recipes::credit_data %>%
first_to_lower()
data %>%
plot_boxplot(x = marital,
y = time)
data %>%
plot_boxplot(x = marital,
y = time,
fill = marital)
data %>%
plot_boxplot(x = marital,
y = time,
fill = marital,
facet = job)
data %>%
plot_boxplot(x = marital,
y = time,
fill = marital,
facet = job,
ticks = 5,
vline = 45,
angle = 45,
alpha = .7)
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