This function generates a forest plot visualization of time to onset analysis
Usage
render_tto(
df,
row = "substance",
levs_row = NA,
nested = FALSE,
show_legend = TRUE,
transformation = "log10",
text_size_legend = 15,
dodge = 0.3,
nested_colors = NA,
facet_v = NA,
facet_h = NA
)Arguments
- df
Data.table containing the data for rendering the forest plot.
- row
Variable for the rows of the forest plot (default is "substance").
- levs_row
Levels for the rows of the forest plot.
- nested
Variable indicating if nested plotting is required (default is FALSE). If nested plotting is required the name of the variable should replace FALSE.
- show_legend
Logical indicating whether to show the legend (default is FALSE).
- transformation
Transformation for the x-axis (default is "identity").
- text_size_legend
Size of text in the legend (default is 15).
- dodge
Position adjustment for dodging (default is 0.3).
- nested_colors
Vector of colors for plot elements.
- facet_v
Variable for vertical facetting (default is "NA", it could be setted to e.g., "event").
- facet_h
Variable for horizontal facetting (default is NA).
Examples
df <- time_to_onset_analysis(
drug_selected = "skin care",
reac_selected = list("skin affection" = list(
"dry skin",
"skin burning sensation",
"skin irritation",
"erythema",
"rash macular",
"acne",
"skin haemorrhage"
)),
temp_drug = sample_Drug, temp_reac = sample_Reac,
temp_ther = sample_Ther
)
render_tto(df)
