boxwork.RdMake boxplots
boxwork(df, x, y, xs = defcx(), ys = defy(), fill = "white", alpha = 1, hline = NULL, title = NULL, shown = TRUE, ...)
| df | data frame to plot |
|---|---|
| x | character name for x-axis data |
| y | character name for y-axis data |
| xs | see |
| ys | see |
| fill | passed to |
| alpha | passed to |
| hline | used to draw horizontal reference line |
| title | passed to |
| shown | if |
| ... | not used |
Since this function creates a boxplot,
the x column must be character, factor
or logical and y column must
be numeric.
If shown is TRUE, a numeric summary of each
box is included
below each box. In the summary, n is the number of
non-NA observations in the y column for that box and
N is the number of unique ID values for
that box. An error will be generated if ID does
not exist in the plotting data frame when shown is
TRUE. When N is equal to n in the
summary, only n is shown.
The summaries will not be correct if the plot is eventually faceted by
another variable in the data set. In this case, either use
shown=FALSE or create the plot with split_plot.