Plot.plotx.sd.Limit: Wrapper for twograders.plotx and sd.plotaLimit

Description Usage Arguments

Description

For a given dataset and a named vector with variables from that dataset, this function creates twograders.plotx and sd.plotaLimit (when appropriate) plots for all variables.

Usage

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Plot.plotx.sd.Limit(data = NULL, plotX = NULL, var.units = NULL,
  vars = "all", lab1 = "ST", lab2 = "QC", sep = ".", nes = c("", NA),
  ranges = c(1, 2, 5), cantgrade = 8888, foottext = "", title2 = "",
  plot.type = c("sd.plotaLimit", "twograders.plotx"), show.progress = TRUE,
  show.plot = FALSE, mar = c(0, 0, 0, 0), CI_use_quantiles = FALSE)

Arguments

data

dataset

plotX

named vector containing variables from data. Names are used as titles for the plots. If not named, the variable itself will be used.

vars

indicates which variables should be plotted. Default is 'all'

lab1

lab1 in crossa (default 'ST')

lab2

lab2 in crossa (default 'QC')

sep

separation symbol between variable and QC/ST in data. (default '.')

nes

character vector with strings that should be ignored in right.subset. (default c(”, NA))

foottext

foot text for plots (default NULL)

title2

character string to use as subtitle for plots

plot.type

character vector specifying which figure(s) to plot. Can be one: "sd.plotaLimit", "twograders.plotx", or c('sd.plotaLimit', 'twograders.plotx') (latter is default)

show.progress

logical; should the variable names be printed when plotted? (defualt TRUE)

show.plot

logical; should the plots be plotted one by one? (click for next, default FALSE)

mar

margin to be passed to plots. Set to c(0,0,0,0) when printing multiple plots to PDF.

CI_use_quantiles

logical; passed to sd.plotaLimit.

var.unit

named vector containing strings to be included as units. Added to the title in parenthesis. Expressions can be included by enclosing in #. For example: #mm^2#. Names of vector should correspond to names of crossA vector, or if crossA vector is unnamed, to elements of crossA.


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