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I posted a new version of the “RcmdrPlugin.KMggplot2” package, which is an Rcmdr plug-in for a “ggplot2” GUI front-end.
This package assists you to make “ggplot2” graphics.
- RcmdrPlugin.KMggplot2 (CRAN)
NEWS
Changes in version 0.1-0 (2012-05-18)
- Restructuring implementation approach for efficient maintenance.
- Added
options()for storing package specific options (e.g., size, family, …). - Added a theme:
theme_simple(). - Added a theme element:
theme_rect2(). - Added a list box for
facet_xx()functions in some menus (Thanks to Professor Murtaza Haider). - Kaplan-Meier plot: added confidence intervals.
- Box plot: added violin plots.
- Bar chart for discrete variables: deleted dynamite plots.
- Bar chart for discrete variables: added stacked bar charts.
- Scatter plot matrix: added univariate plots at diagonal positions (ggplot2::plotmatrix).
- Deleted the dummy data for histograms, which is large in size.
theme_simple()
theme_simple()The theme_simple() is a simple black and white theme.
Top and right borders and both grids are removed from the theme_bw().
A list box for facet_xx() functions
facet_xx() functionsA list box for facet_xx() functions was added.
Confidence intervals for Kaplan-Meier plots
Violin plots
Stacked bar charts
Univariate plots at diagonal positions (ggplot2::plotmatrix)
ggplot2::plotmatrix)
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