The two exported functions differ only in the series prefix ("C"/"R") and the display name ("Class"/"Rank").
Usage
.plot_reference_vector(
data,
title,
colors,
linetype,
show_legend,
legend_position,
stat,
show_labels,
prefix,
unit_name
)Arguments
- data
An object of class
c("exametrika", "Biclustering")fromexametrika::Biclustering().- title
Logical or character. If
TRUE(default), display an auto-generated title. IfFALSE, no title. If a character string, use it as a custom title.- colors
Character vector of colors for each class. If
NULL(default), a colorblind-friendly palette is used.- linetype
Character or numeric scalar specifying the line type applied to all lines. Default is
"solid".- show_legend
Logical. If
TRUE(default), display the legend.- legend_position
Character. Position of the legend. One of
"right"(default),"top","bottom","left","none".- stat
Character. Statistic for polytomous data:
"mean"(default),"median", or"mode". For binary data, this parameter is ignored."mean": Expected score (sum of category x probability)"median": Median category (cumulative probability >= 0.5)"mode": Most probable category
- show_labels
Logical. If
TRUE, displays class labels on each point usingggrepelto avoid overlaps. Defaults toFALSEsince the legend already provides class information.- prefix
Single letter prepended to the series labels.
- unit_name
Display name used in the auto title.