Description Usage Arguments Value Note Author(s) Examples
ggplot wrapper for plotting ribbon, taking a stats string or function set as an argument
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| mapping | a ggplot aesthetic mapping | 
| data | data to pass to ggplot2::ggplot2::stat_summary functions | 
| show.counts | True, False, "label" or "table" to display either as labels at each datapoint or as a table at the top of the plot | 
| fun.data | argument to be passed to  | 
| fun.args | list of argumnets to be passed to
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| position | PositionDodge object (constructed using
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| id | 
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| ... | Arguments prefixed with the following  
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a ggpacket object that can be added to any ggplot to draw a collection of layers
When specifying arguments for wrapped ggplot geometries, prefix the
parameter with geometry specifiers: "ribbons" for ribbon geometry "line"
for central line geometry, or "label" for count labels. e.g.
ggpk_stat_line_errorbar(ribbons.alpha = 0.8, line.alpha = 0.6)
Doug Kelkhoff kelkhoff.douglas@gene.com
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library(ggplot2)
nasa %>%
  as.data.frame() %>%
  mutate(date = as.Date(sprintf("%04d%02d01", year, month), "%Y%m%d")) %>%
  mutate(hemisphere = ifelse(lat > 0,"Northern", "Southern")) %>%
  mutate(temperature = temperature - 273) %>%
  # plotting
  ggplot() +
    aes(x=date, y=temperature) +
    ggpk_line_errorbar(fun.data = 'quartiles') +
    facet_grid(hemisphere ~ .) +
    labs(title="Temperature by Hemisphere")
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