fStripChart: Those charts with normailsed metric values and a bright mark...

In thecomeonman/CodaBonito: Football / soccer related visualisations and analysis

Those charts with normailsed metric values and a bright mark indicating where the PlayerName of interest lies

Description

Those charts with normailsed metric values and a bright mark indicating where the PlayerName of interest lies

Usage

fStripChart(
  dtPlayerMetrics,
  vcColumnsToIndex,
  dtMetricCategorisation,
  iPlayerId,
  cTitle,
  cFontFamily = "arial",
  cPlayerColour = "red",
  cBackgroundColour = "black",
  cComparisonColour = "white",
  cNeutralColour = "grey50",
  vnExpand = c(-0.25, -0.03, 1.03, 1.1, 1.15),
  bShrinkOtherPlayerPoints = T,
  compareWith = "median",
  bDisplayCategories = T,
  bDisplayValue = T
)

Arguments

dtPlayerMetrics	A dataset with one row for each PlayerName, and various metrics about the PlayerName declared in separate columns. Refer to the dtPlayerMetrics dataset packaged with the library for an example
vcColumnsToIndex	The non-metric columns in your dataset, these are typically columns like name, age, team, position, etc.
dtMetricCategorisation	A table with metadata about the variables in dtPlayerMetrics. Refer to the 'CodaBonito::dtMetricCategorisation' object declared in the library for an example.
iPlayerId	The ID of the player you want visualised
cTitle	The title on the chart
vnExpand	The X axis stretches between 0 and 1 but you need space on both sides to fit the annotations. Specify what values the category label, the stat value, and the comparison stat value should come at
compareWith,	either 'median', another playerId, or NULL. If not null, will add a second set of points for either the median or another player to have some reference for the player you're looking at.

Examples

fStripChart (
   dtPlayerMetrics,
   vcColumnsToIndex = c('playerId','PlayerName','TeamName'),
   dtMetricCategorisation,
   iPlayerId = 2,
   cTitle = 'Sample'
)

thecomeonman/CodaBonito documentation built on April 24, 2023, 11:41 a.m.