Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Hierarchical data visualisation (spacing version) to print the first 2 levels + the 3rd level of selected node expanded out
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | spacing.plot_selected(
tree,
x.name,
node.shown,
...,
y.name = NULL,
index = 1,
aspect = 1,
color = NULL
)
|
tree |
a data tree object |
x.name |
a character value indicating x variable |
node.shown |
node selected in the 2nd hierarchy level to be expanded out |
... |
ggplot functions and layers to be passed on |
y.name |
a character value indicating y variable |
index |
labels size and tree branches (lines) thickness |
aspect |
plot aspect ratio |
color |
a character value indicating which variable to use for colouring |
a svg file will be saved in the current working directory and automatically opened in a web broswer
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 | ## Not run:
# load the employee data
data(employee)
# create a data tree object from the employee dataset with a hierarchy order of:
# Employee Information -> Department -> JobRole -> EmployeeNumber
employee.tree = createTree(employee, "Employee Information",
c("Department", "JobRole", "EmployeeNumber"))
# x and y variables
spacing.plot_selected(employee.tree, x.name ="Age", y.name ="MonthlyIncome", index = 2,
node.shown = "Sales", geom_point(), geom_smooth())
# only singe variable
spacing.plot_selected(employee.tree, x.name ="MonthlyIncome", index = 2,
node.shown = "Human Resources", geom_density(),
ggtitle("Monthly Income density plot"))
## End(Not run)
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