tableShade: Generate a shaded table.

In mattsigal/SimDisplay: Visualization and Exploration of Monte Carlo simulation study data

Description

tableShade takes a SimDesign dataframe object, and returns a shaded table.

Usage

tableShade(dat, table_vars = NULL, method = "mean", ndigit = 2,
  colswitch = 0.6, numrow = 2, colours = "Blues",
  main_title = "Shaded Table", xlab = NULL, ylab = NULL, ...)

Arguments

dat	A data.frame object of class(SimDesign).
table_vars	A character vector pertaining to the variables that will be presented on the display. The first element specifies the facetting variable, the second the X-axis.
method	A character vector of length 1 pertaining to the method to be used to summarize results.
ndigit	An integer indicating the number of decimal places to use in the labelling.
colswitch	A numeric value indicating where to switch from black text to white.
numrow	An integer value indicating the number of rows to use in the facet grid.
main_title	A character value for the main title of the plot.
xlab	A character value for the x-axis label.
ylab	A character value for the y-axis label.
...	Additional parameters passed onto ggplot2.
cols	A character value indicating the palette to use.

Value

A ggplot2 object.

See Also

SimDisplay

Examples

## Not run: 
data(Brown1974)
dat <- subset(Brown1974, var_ratio != 1)
tableShade(dat, table_vars = c("distribution", "var_ratio"))

# Adding optional arguments:
tableShade(dat, table_vars = c("distribution", "var_ratio"),
           main_title = "Power Rates by Variance Ratio and Distribution",
           xlab = "Variance Ratio", ylab = "Outcome Variable",
           numrow = 1, ndigit = 1, colswitch = .7, colours = "Reds")

## End(Not run)

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