bplot: bplot rolling average plotting function

In swebb1/quest: Quest: Data exploration

Description

This function orders and bins a variable in to groups defined by a window and step size then computes rolling averages for multipe variables across each bin.

Usage

bplot(t, x, y, ys = 1, ystep = 0, ylab = "", axis3 = "NA",
  w = 400, s = 80, f = "mean", scale = "linear", leg = "topleft",
  col = 1:100, max = "default", min = "default",
  feature = "data points")

Arguments

t	Table of data.
x	Variable to be binned on x-axis.
y	Vector of variables to plot on y-axis.
ys	Scale the y-axis variables first. Defaults to 1.
ystep	Division of steps printed on y-axis scale. Defaults to 0.2.
ylab	Label for Y-axis. Defaults to blank.
axis3	Column of length variable to be plotted on 3rd axis. Defaults to "NA" (not shown).
w	Window size (number of values per bin). Defaults to 400.
s	Step size (number of values to move along for each bin). Defaults to 80.
f	Function to apply to y values for each bin ("mean","median","sum"). Defaults to "mean".
scale	Scale the x-axis ("linear"=linear spacing of points based on mean vaue of bin or "bins"=equal spacing between all bins). Defaults to "linear".
leg	Postion of legend. Defaults to "topleft".
col	Vector of colours to use in plots. Defaults to 1:100.
max, min	Minimum and Maximum range of y-axis.
feature	Name of features being binned. Defaults to "data points".

Examples

bplot()

swebb1/quest documentation built on Dec. 18, 2019, 10:33 a.m.