plotlyridges: Mimicks 'ggridges' but using 'plotly' so that the output is...
In rushkin/bitsandends: Various convenience functions

Description Usage Arguments Value Examples

Mimicks ggridges but using plotly so that the output is interactive

plotlyridges(data, vardens, varcat, linecolor = "darkblue",
  fillcolor = "steelblue", fillopacity = 0.6, linewidth = 0.5,
  scale = 0.9, logspaced = FALSE, cut.from = 0, cut.to = 3,
  n = 512, bw = NULL, bw.separate = FALSE,
  height.norm = "integral", round.digits = 2, x.min = 0,
  height = NULL, width = NULL)

`data`	data-frame of data to plot
`vardens`	name of the column in `data` to use on the x-axis ('density variable')
`varcat`	name of the column in `data` to use for splitting plots ('category variable')
`linecolor`	line color
`fillcolor`	fill color
`fillopacity`	fill opacity
`linewidth`	line width
`scale`	vertical scale of plots, compared to the spacing between plots.
`logspaced`	boolean, whether to use log-spaced points in calculating density
`cut.from`	how much to cut into the region to the left of the smallest data values, in units of the bandwidth.
`cut.to`	how much to cut into the region to the right of the greatest data values, in units of the bandwidth.
`n`	number of points used in calculation of density
`bw`	bandwidth to use in density calculation. if NULL, uses the default of `density`.
`bw.separate`	if TRUE, will use separately estimated bandwidth in each plot, overriding `bw`
`height.norm`	vertical normalization of plots. If 'integral', will normalize to unit area under the curve. If '1' will normalize to unit maximum height
`round.digits`	number of rounding digits used in hover labels
`x.min`	lower end of the x-axis range
`height`	passed as `height` to the plotly object
`width`	passed as `width` to the plotly object