univarModDataFact: Graph influence of factors on numeric variable

In rrMisc: Little Helpers

Description

Graph influence of factors on numeric variable

Usage

univarModDataFact(d_data, var_dep_n, var_indep_f, label_dep_n,
  label_indep_f, split = TRUE, split_nr = 4, ylimits = NULL,
  plot_dims = c(15, 20), ...)

Arguments

d_data	data.frame
var_dep_n	name of dependent variable (numeric)
var_indep_f	name of independent variable(s) (factor)
label_dep_n	label of dependent variable
label_indep_f	label of independent variable(s)
split	allow for split into new graphics
split_nr	upper limit of factors per graphic
ylimits	y limits
plot_dims	plot dimensions
...	arguments passed to further functions

Details

Creates plot.design for all combinations

Value

data-frame with percentage as number and character string

Note

under continuous developement

Author(s)

Roland Rapold

References

none

See Also

see other functions in this R-package

Examples

 data(npk, package = "datasets")
 str(npk)
 univarModDataFact(d_data = npk,
                   var_dep_n = "yield",
                   var_indep_f = c("N", "P", "K", "block"),
                   label_dep_n = "yield",
                   label_indep_f = c("N", "P", "K", "block"))

 data(Mroz, package = "carData")
 str(Mroz)
 univarModDataFact(d_data = Mroz,
                   var_dep_n = "age",
                   var_indep_f = c("wc", "hc"),
                   label_dep_n = "Alter",
                   label_indep_f = c("WC", "HC"))
 # , split=TRUE
 # , split_nr=9, ylim=c(0, 0.55)
 # , plot_dims=c(28, 24))

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