plot_scatter_side_density.assemble | R Documentation |
Title
plot a scatterplot with sets in color
plot_scatter_side_density.assemble( components, main_title = "", main_title.x = 0.02, main_title.y = 0.5, main_title.hjust = 0, main_title.vjust = 0.5, rel_widths = c(2, 1), rel_heights = c(1, 2) ) plot_scatter_side_density.xy( xy_data, x_, y_, id_ = "id", set_ = "set", labs_x = x_, labs_y = y_, labs_sets = set_, main_title = NULL, main_title.x = 0.02, main_title.y = 0.5, main_title.hjust = 0, main_title.vjust = 0.5, sets.colors = NULL, bg.string = "background", bg.color = "gray70", sets.sizes = 1, bg.size = 0.5, xlim_ = NULL, ylim_ = NULL, n_auto_label = 8, manual_label = NULL, label_size = 2, label_color = "black", label_use_shadow = TRUE, label_use_ggrepel = TRUE, label_min.segment.length = 0.5, ref_line.x = 0, ref_line.x.color = "gray50", ref_line.y = 0, ref_line.y.color = "gray50", ref_line.slope = 1, ref_line.slope.color = "black", suppress_plot = FALSE, rel_widths = c(2, 1), rel_heights = c(1, 2) )
components |
list of components returned by plot_scatter_side_density.xy |
main_title |
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main_title.x |
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main_title.y |
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main_title.hjust |
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main_title.vjust |
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rel_widths |
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rel_heights |
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xy_data |
data.frame with 4 required variables defined by x_, y_, id_, and set_ |
x_ |
character specifying x attribute, default is "x" |
y_ |
character specifying y attribute, default is "y" |
id_ |
character specifying id attribute, default is "id" |
set_ |
character specifying set attribute, default is "set" |
labs_x |
label for x-axis, default is value of x_ |
labs_y |
label for y-axis, default is value of y_ |
labs_sets |
label for color legend, default is value of set_ |
sets.colors |
named character vector specify color for sets. See scale_color_manual for details. Default is to use Dark2 from RColorBrewer. |
bg.string |
name for background set (all items) |
bg.color |
color for backgorund set (all items) |
sets.sizes |
point size for items in sets. Default is 1. |
bg.size |
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xlim_ |
x limits. Default of NULL is auto. |
ylim_ |
y limits. Default of NULL is auto. |
n_auto_label |
number of most extreme items to label. Default is 8. |
manual_label |
item id values to label. Default is NULL. |
label_size |
text size for items in that get labelled (n_auto_label or manual_label). Default is 2. |
label_color |
text color for items in that get labelled (n_auto_label or manual_label). Default is "black". |
label_use_shadow |
logical to use shadow for items in that get labelled (n_auto_label or manual_label). Default is TRUE. |
label_use_ggrepel |
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ref_line.x |
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ref_line.x.color |
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ref_line.y |
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ref_line.y.color |
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ref_line.slope |
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ref_line.slope.color |
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suppress_plot |
gg object created by cowplot::plot_grid
library(data.table) library(ggplot2) n = 50 xy_data = rbind( data.table(x = rnorm(10*n, 0, 1), y = rnorm(10*n, 0, 1), set = "background"), data.table(x = rnorm(2*n, 2, 1), y = rnorm(2*n, 0, 1), set = "set1"), data.table(x = rnorm(2*n, 0, 1), y = rnorm(2*n, 2, 1), set = "set2"), data.table(x = rnorm(2*n, 2, 1), y = rnorm(2*n, 2, 1), set = "set3") ) xy_data$id = seq_len(nrow(xy_data)) #by default, an assembled plot is output to graphic device plot_scatter_side_density.xy(xy_data, x_ = "x", y_ = "y") #a list with assembled plots and components are also returned invisibly for extra customization #here's an example with lots of extra options used plot_res = plot_scatter_side_density.xy( xy_data, x_ = "x", y_ = "y", suppress_plot = TRUE, ref_line.x = c(0, 2), ref_line.y = c(0, 2), ref_line.x.color = c("gray70", "forestgreen"), ref_line.y.color = c("gray70", "forestgreen"), labs_x = "fc x", labs_y = "fc y", labs_sets = "group", main_title = "an important plot") plot_res$assembled #as an example we override the limits for all plot components new_lim = c(-5, 10) comp = plot_res$components comp$scatter = comp$scatter + coord_cartesian(xlim = new_lim, ylim = new_lim) comp$x_density = comp$x_density + coord_cartesian(xlim = new_lim) comp$y_density = comp$y_density + coord_flip(xlim = new_lim) plot_scatter_side_density.assemble(comp, main_title = "an important plot : with new limits")
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