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Make a FlatPlot

Usage

flatplot(
  df,
  meas,
  cond,
  colour = "#000000",
  xlab = "",
  ylab = "Measurement",
  datadist = "sina",
  size = 2,
  alpha = 0.5,
  bars = "mean_sd",
  fsize = 12,
  gg = NULL,
  stats = FALSE,
  stats_test = "para_unpaired"
)

Arguments

df

data frame with at least three columns: meas, cond, repl

meas

character name of column with measurement (e.g. intensity)

cond

character name of column with condition (e.g. Control, WT)

colour

string for colour palette to use, select ("rl_green", "rl_red", "rl_blue", "rl_purple", "rl_orange", "rl_magenta", or a hex colour, default is black)

xlab

string for x label (default is empty)

ylab

string for y label (default is "Measurement")

datadist

string for data distribution to use, select ("sina" default, or "jitter")

size

numeric size of data points (default is 2)

alpha

numeric vector of alpha range data and summary points (default is c(0.5, 0.7))

bars

string for type of error bars to add, select ("none", "mean_sd" (default), "mean_sem", or "mean_ci")

fsize

numeric font size for text (default is 12)

gg

ggplot object to add to (default is NULL)

stats

logical for whether to add statistical tests (default is FALSE)

stats_test

string for statistical test to use, select ("para_unpaired", "para_paired", "nonpara_unpaired", or "nonpara_paired")

Value

ggplot object

Examples

flatplot(lord_jcb, "Speed", "Treatment", ylab = "Speed (um/min)")