plotHist: Creates a histogram plot for one/ all numerical features(s)...

In ptl93/AEDA: Automated Exploratory Data Analysis

Description

Creates a histogramm plot of a numerical feature or all numerical features of a dataset .

Usage

plotHist(data, target, col = NULL, show.plot = FALSE, absolute = TRUE,
  alpha = 0.4, colour = "black", bins = 30L, ...)

Arguments

data	[data.frame] Data.
target	[character(1)] Target column. If no target is available in the dataset please insert NULL
col	[character(1) | integer(1)] Selected feature from data. If all numerical features should be printed insert NULL. Default value is NULL
show.plot	[logical(1)] Logical whether the ggplot(s) should be displayed or not when executing this function. Default is FALSE
absolute	[logical(1)] Whether the histogramm should plot absolute or relative frequencies. Default is TRUE
alpha	[numeric(1)] Default is alpha = 0.4
colour	[character(1)] Default is colour = "black"
bins	[integer(1)] Default is bins = 30L
...	other arguments to be passed to geom_histogram.

Value

A ggplot2 object. Print it to plot it. [WIP if col is null]

Examples

 data("Aids2", package = "MASS")
 gghistplot = plotHist(Aids2, target = "sex", col = "age")
 gghistAllplot.sex = plotHist(Aids2, target = "sex", col = NULL)
 gghistAllplot2.status = plotHist(Aids2, target = "status")
 gghistAllplot2.T.cat = plotHist(Aids2, target = "T.categ")

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