Description Usage Arguments Details Value
View source: R/boxplot_functions.R
Create boxplot standardize with IMPACT style
| 1 2 3 | boxplot_impact(.data, x, name.y, median, first_quantile, third_quantile,
  whisker_min, whisker_max, outlier_min = NULL, outlier_max = NULL,
  sens.boxplot = "vertical")
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| outlier_min | (optional): element of .data containing the most extreme value beyond the lower whisper. | 
| outlier_max | (optional): element of .data containing the most extreme value beyond the upper whisper. | 
| sens.boxplot | (optional): if sens.boxplot = "vertical" (default) boxplots are build with vertical cartesian coordinates. If sens.boxplot="horizontal" flip cartesian coordinates so that vertical becomes horizontal | 
| .data: | data that contains the statistical result to build boxplots | 
| x: | element of .data that contains the different values of the categorical data | 
| name.y: | name of value calculated | 
| median: | element of .data containing the median values | 
| first_quantile: | element of .data containing lower hinges correspond to the first quartile | 
| third_quantile: | element of .data containing upper hinges correspond to the third quartile | 
| whisker_min: | element of .data containing the value of the lower whisher. Usually calculated as 1.5*IQR smallest value from the hinge | 
| whisker_max: | element of .data containing the value of the upper whisher. Usually calculated as 1.5*IQR largest value from the hinge | 
Create a plot with one or multiple boxplot standardize with IMPACT colors, fonts, ... for the same numerical variable
a ggplot object contaning a boxplot
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