what_graph: Graph Options
In rachael-ryan/Lab4Package: Eductational Tool to Assist With Visualizing Variables in ggplot2
what_graph R Documentation
Graph Options
Description
what_graph is a function used to analyze what graphs can be created from certain variables depending on the quantity and data type of the variables.
Usage
what_graph(df, ...)
Arguments
df
A data frame.
...
1-3 unquoted column names of the specified df argument, separated by commas.
Details
It is important that before this function is used, the columns of interest have the correct data type.
Specifically, a categorical or discrete variable needs to have a data type of 'factor' and a continuous variable needs to have a data type of 'numeric'
If the variable types are not numeric or factor the function will not return a list of possible graphs.
Value
what_graph returns a character vector of possible graphs that can be created from the variables that are input.
Examples
what_graph(iris, Sepal.Length, Sepal.Width)
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Graph Options
Description
what_graph is a function used to analyze what graphs can be created from certain variables depending on the quantity and data type of the variables.
Usage
what_graph(df, ...)
Arguments
df |
A data frame. |
... |
1-3 unquoted column names of the specified df argument, separated by commas. |
Details
It is important that before this function is used, the columns of interest have the correct data type. Specifically, a categorical or discrete variable needs to have a data type of 'factor' and a continuous variable needs to have a data type of 'numeric'
If the variable types are not numeric or factor the function will not return a list of possible graphs.
Value
what_graph returns a character vector of possible graphs that can be created from the variables that are input.
Examples
what_graph(iris, Sepal.Length, Sepal.Width)
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