Description Usage Arguments Details Author(s)
This function plots the resolution time (in hours) and produces a box
plot of those values as a function of date
level.
1 2 3 4 | PlotResolutionTimeByDate(dF, resTime = "first", beginDate = min(dF$assignedDate),
endDate = max(dF$assignedDate), ...)
|
dF |
The dataFrame for which to plot resolution time by date level. |
resTime |
A character vector that indicates which resolution time to plot. Other values include |
beginDate |
A character that includes the beginning date of interest. Value must be in the form e.g., "2014-01-01". The function will default to the earliest date in the data frame. |
endDate |
A character that includes the end date of interest. Value must be in the form The function will default to the latest date in the data frame. |
... |
Arguments to be passed to other functions. Specifically, this can take the form of identifying which the sample datasets provided all had either at least or either of these values as the date of interest. |
Resolution time in all sample dataFrames is factor
; this function
converts apparently numeric values to as.numeric
.
This functions converts values that are nan.0
to NA
.
Boxes in the plot that is produced from this function can help
managers understand the resolution time by date. If the
notches in a box overlap the heavy bar (i.e., the median resolution time)
in an adjacent box, then the resolution time for that priority level is not
significantly different than the resolution time in the adjacent plot.
The red dots on a plot indicate outliers in the data set. In the
geom_boxplot
documentation, outliers are defined as data points
fall outside of 1.5 * IQR where IQR stands for the "Inter-Quartile
Range" of the data.
Plots are generated by the function ggplot
Steven H. Ranney
Contact: Steven.Ranney@gmail.com
Steven Ranney
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