Description Usage Arguments Examples
View source: R/figure_bar_paris.R
Bar plot with two groups separated
1 2 3 4 | fig_pairsbar(rawdata, ishorizontal = T, labelspan.num = 1,
labelspan.lab = 0.1, num.size = 4, label.size = 5,
decreasing = T, bar.width = 0.9, colors = c("#F1B255", "#51A047"),
title = "", subtitle.left = "", subtitle.right = "")
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rawdata |
A data frame with values in paris, which should contain three columns names 'num_left','num_right' and 'labs'(the labels of each pairs). |
ishorizontal |
Boolean value with default of FALSE, used to deside whether should the figure be plot horizontal. |
labelspan.num |
The space between num label of bars. |
labelspan.lab |
The space between labels of bars. |
num.size |
Size of num label. |
label.size |
Size of label text. |
decreasing |
Boolean value with default of FALSE, used to deside whether the bars should ordered in decrease or not. |
bar.width |
With of bar. |
colors |
A vectior contains two values of colors which defines the color of bars. |
title |
The title of the figure. |
subtitle.left |
The title of the bars in the left part. |
subtitle.right |
The title of the bars in the right part. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | rawdata <- data.frame(
num_left = iris$Sepal.Length[iris$Species == 'setosa'][1:15],
num_right = iris$Sepal.Length[iris$Species == 'versicolor'][1:15],
labs = paste('id', 1:15,sep = '-')
)
fig_pairsbar(rawdata, labelspan.num = 0.5, labelspan.lab = 0.8)
fig_pairsbar(rawdata, labelspan.num = 0.5, labelspan.lab = 0.8, ishorizontal = FALSE)
fig_pairsbar(rawdata, labelspan.num = 0.5, labelspan.lab = 0.8, ishorizontal = FALSE,
bar.width = 0.7)
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