CountBarplot.RdPlot a barplot of a count variable avoiding left-out bars at zero counts in [min; MAX] A frequency table including zeros is returned invisibly. There are three options: Frequency, Proportion, and Percent on y-axis.
CountBarplot(COUNTS, TYPE = "Frequency", MAIN = "Barplot of", XLAB = "Counts", YLAB = NULL, COL = 4)
| COUNTS | is a prepared data matrix with cumulative frequencies of ORDLEVELS and COURSLABEL |
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| TYPE | ="Frequency other options for y-axis: "Proportion" and "Percent |
| MAIN | ="Barplot of" is default. If left as default name of variable COUNTS is appended automatically. |
| XLAB | Label on x-axis set to "Counts" by default |
| YLAB | =NULL y-axis label. Set to TYPE if left NULL. ( Nvalid = xxx ) appended automatically |
| COL | =4 Colour of bars, default = 4 (blue). |
Invisible return of the count variable as ordered factor with non observed counts intercalated. Side-effect: generates a barplot.
if (FALSE) { Counts<-sample(1:28,52,replace=T) CountBarplot(Counts) Counts[3]<-NA CountBarplot(Counts,TYPE="Proportion",YLAB="Hallo World") Countsfactor<-CountBarplot(Counts,TYPE="Percent",COL=2) Countsfactor }