This function allows you to plot various types of plots that have passes as some sort of input. Compatible with any data frame of any data type. Returns a ggplot object.
Usage
plot_scatter(
data,
x = "",
y = "",
label = "",
set_size_num = 5,
set_size_var = "",
set_color_num = "red",
set_color_var = "",
title = "",
title_size = 25,
subtitle = "",
subtitle_size = 15,
caption = "",
caption_size = 10,
theme = "classic"
)Arguments
- data
the dataframe passed in for plotting.
- x
name of column name in data to be used on x-axis
- y
name of column name in data to be used on y-axis
- label
the name of column name in data to label the scatter plot
- set_size_num
sets the size of the points set as a constant. Default size = 5.
- set_size_var
Enter name of column name in data to set size based on variable.
- set_color_num
sets the color of the points set as a constant. Can enter hexcode or a valid ggplot2 color. Default = "red"
- set_color_var
Enter name of column name in data to set color based on variable.
- title
pick the title of the scatter plot
- title_size
sets the size of the title of the scatter plot. Default size = 25.
- subtitle
pick the subtitle of the scatter plot
- subtitle_size
sets the size of the subtitle of the scatter plot Default size = 15.
- caption
pick the caption of the scatter plot
- caption_size
sets the size of the caption of the scatter plot. Default size = 10.
- theme
decide the theme of the plot between four choices: classic, minimal, grey, bw. Default = "classic"