Overview

The package provides the source code of illustrations, shiny apps, and functions to make ggplot2 graphs.

Apps: Power Analysis

Illustrations

The package installs the source code for all illustrations from this website. The plotgraph() function just picks the installed source code and returns the graphs. For example, the datasaurus plot.

## basic example code
library(edgar)
plotgraph("datasaurus.R")

Inspect the website to for a specific graph. Without input, the plotgraph() function returns all available graphs.

plotgraph()
#> Error in plotgraph(): Please run `plotgraph()` with a valid argument.
#> Valid examples are:
#> anscombe_quartet.R
#> boxplot_illustration.R
#> boxplot_pitfalls.R
#> data_joins.R
#> datasaurus.R
#> gapminder.R
#> long_wide.R
#> pacman.R
#> simpson.R
#> ucb_admission.R

Graphs

And the package gives access to shortcut functions to make ggplot2 graphs. For example, ggslope() returns a slope plot.

library(tidyr)
library(ggplot2)
df <- tribble(
 ~times, ~country,  ~gdp, ~inc,
 "1990",   "A",  22.3, TRUE,
 "2000",   "A",  44.6, TRUE,
 "1990",   "B",  12.3, FALSE,
 "2000",   "B",  4.6, FALSE
 )

ggslope(df,
         times = times,
         outcome = gdp,
         group = country)+
  theme_minimal()