plot_strip function

Plot Strip Design

Plot Strip Design

Plot a design of an experiment with an Strip Plot design from agricolae design.strip

plot_strip( design, x = "col", y = "row", factor_name_1 = "T1", factor_name_2 = "T2", labels = "plots", width = 1, height = 1, space_width = 0.95, space_height = 0.85, reverse_y = FALSE, reverse_x = FALSE )

Arguments

  • design: outdesign from agricolae package
  • x: Describes the x coordinates of a experiment design
  • y: Describes the y coordinates of a experiment design
  • factor_name_1: Which factor should be used for plotting, needs to be a column in outdesign$book
  • factor_name_2: Which factor should be used for plotting, needs to be a column in outdesign$book
  • labels: Describes the column from that the plots are taken to display them
  • width: numeric value, describes the width of a plot in an experiment
  • height: numeric value, describes the height of a plot in an experiment
  • space_width: numeric value, describes the share of the space of the plots. 0=only space, 1=no space between plots in term of width
  • space_height: numeric value, describes the share of the space of the plots. 0=only space, 1=no space between plots in term of height
  • reverse_y: boolean, should the plots of the experiment be changed in reverse order in Row direction? use reverse_y=TRUE to have same sketch as in agricolae. default:reverse_y=FALSE
  • reverse_x: boolean, should the plots of the experiment be changed in reverse order in column direction? default:reverse_x=FALSE

Returns

ggplot graphic that can be modified, if wished

Examples

library(agricolaeplotr) library(agricolae) T1<-c('a','b','c','d') T2<-c('v','w','x','y','z') r = 3 outdesign <- design.strip(trt1=T1, trt2=T2, r=r,serie = 2, seed = 0, kinds = 'Super-Duper',randomization=TRUE) plot_strip(outdesign,factor_name_1 = "T1",factor_name_2="T2") plot_strip(outdesign,factor_name_1 = "T1",factor_name_2="T2",reverse_x = TRUE)