View source: R/table-pairwise_matrix.R
| pairwise_matrix | R Documentation |
Display a Pairwise Matrix Table in the Console
pairwise_matrix(
display,
title = NULL,
name = "Pairwise Matrix",
diag_1 = TRUE,
digits = 3,
layout_view = FALSE,
layout_center = FALSE,
center_table = FALSE,
border_char = getOption("tab_default")$border_char,
style = list(),
...
)
corr_matrix(
display,
title = NULL,
diag_1 = TRUE,
digits = 3,
layout_view = FALSE,
layout_center = FALSE,
center_table = FALSE,
border_char = getOption("tab_default")$border_char,
style = list(),
...
)
display |
A |
title |
Label shown above the table. Auto-detected from a |
name |
Short name used in the layout legend box header. Default
|
diag_1 |
If |
digits |
Decimal places for numeric formatting. Default |
layout_view |
Show a layout legend box above the table? Default |
layout_center |
Center the layout box in the terminal? Default |
center_table |
Center table in terminal? Default |
border_char |
Border character. Default from |
style |
A style list. Keys match the extra field names passed to
|
... |
Reserved for future use. |
Invisibly returns the rendered character matrix.
# From a plain correlation matrix
pairwise_matrix(cor(mtcars[, 1:4]), title = "Pearson Correlation Matrix")
# Customizable example
spec = new_pairwise_data(
var1 = c("a", "a", "b"),
var2 = c("b", "c", "c"),
rho = c("0.89", "0.79", "0.66"),
pval = c("<0.001", "<0.001", "<0.001")
)
pairwise_matrix(spec, title = "Pearson Correlation Matrix", layout_view = TRUE)
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