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QUESTION
I have a bar graph with 12 individual bars. I would like to split them into their 3 respective groups, each with their own color so that they are recognized as the same group. I have been using ColorBrewer Set 3, because it is photocopy safe. When I use it on my plot it all turns one color.
In the plot, you can see the 3 groups - ELE, KEB, and SMI, each with 4 blocks. It would be great if they could be split up more cohesively.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 13:18Personally I would create a column with the groups (ELE, KEB or SMI) and use that in aes(fill = )
QUESTION
I would like to adjust the row padding in a jtools
regression table. I tried set_row_height
since I read that the underlying structure is a huxtable
. But I'm unsure, and it didn't work.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 13:02Finally, row height adjustment worked with set_tb_padding
. I cannot replicate why it didn't worked in the first place. set_row_height
requires CSS/LaTeX values, i.e. set_row_height("4cm")
. I cannot reduce row height to a resonable size but can increase row height.
QUESTION
I have a code that previously printed the models from glms. I now want to run it after running
confint
and I can't..
Any ideas?
Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 23:25Your code produces the following error message:
QUESTION
I'm trying to plot raw outcome values against variable insulin
, with a regression line on top. I followed the instruction here https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/jtools/vignettes/effect_plot.html but I have a question about adjusting y-axis.
Do you know how may I customize my y-axis scales? For example, how can I set y-axis scale ranged from -10 to 0, with -2 increment? Sorry for this silly question, I'm new to R and most code I googled did not seem to work with the effect_plot()
function. Below is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 23:52Here's a toy example to change the y_axis limits.
effect_plot returns a ggplot object, so assign it to a variable.
QUESTION
I have a series of 33 fixed effects regressions. Each regression has its own unique dependent variable: the cost of different trade product types. Each trade product type has two regressions for two different key independent variables, STC_exp and STC_import.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 17:53You could just make it with ggplot
directly.
Below, I make some example data that looks to have similar properties to yours. Without your data, I can't replicate your example directly.
QUESTION
I am trying to get R² for survey-adjusted logistic models. I am using jtools, which prints the Pseudo-R² and the observations to the screen, but I can't sort out how to extract those elements into a data.frame.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-05 at 19:30Those are stored as attributes of the summ(regmodel)
object. The "Cragg-Uhler" value is in attribute "rsq"
, and the "McFadden" one is in "rsqmc"
. You can extract them as numbers using
QUESTION
Iv'e made progress in understanding map functions and dividing dataframes to subgroups with this awesome community.
I am now trying to iterate over each model I have put together, and print it (Later into a file ) With all the summary of the model. It works over a single dataframe but not in a map setting.
This is what iv'e tried :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-13 at 10:32To refer individual values in map2
you can use .x
and .y
QUESTION
I'm want to remove only the top part of my graph.
I found some directions here and here. However, they remove all the borders or the top and left.
I know that I should probably use the argument panel.border
with element_blank()
or element_rect()
but I cannot find the correct way to define it.
I'm looking for this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 11:54Using one of the references you have posted, you end up in this script (thanks to Rudolf Cardinal and Alex Holcombe). You can use the function theme_border()
to plot the borders you want. To do so, just download the script provided in the link, put it in your working directory and execute the following code:
QUESTION
I have created a multi-panel plot using plot_model(). However, the scale limits on the y_axis came different for each panel.
I first run a model fm then plot the predicted values:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-23 at 10:29You could use the ggeffects-package, which is internally used by sjPlot to create effects-plots. ggeffects gives you some more flexibility according to plot-customization. In your case, you can simply use arguments that are passed down to ggplot2::scale_y_continuous()
, see details in this vignette:
QUESTION
I have a three-way interaction that I am probing using Johnson-Neyman analysis in the jtools
package. I have generated a plot (which uses ggplot2
) and am trying to amend parts of the plot. I have succeeded in amending some parts but not others.
Here is what I would like to amend:
1) I am trying to specify a vertical line separately for each chart (at the moment my code places the line at xintercept=0.403
on both charts); and
2) I am trying to remove the box/borders surrounding the headings for each chart (which currently read "Low M" and "High M"). To be clear, I want to remove the box/border whilst retaining the labels.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-12 at 12:14We start with some parts of your plot, lms2.plot. I used interact_plot from the package interactions, because interact_plot is deprecated in jtools. Should give you the same results.
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