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Type of Tool R-Function
Title ScatterW Slope
Programmer/Email SallyThurston
Contributing Site Rochester
Description The function shows adjusted and/or unadjusted regression lines (optionally with confidence bands) superimposed on a scatterplot of the raw data. The adjusted line shows the predicted line at mean values of all variables in the ``covnames'' arguments. There is considerable flexibility to tailor the plot, including: whether to show adjusted or unadjusted regression lines (or both), with or without confidence bands, whether to include a legend (and the legend location), the plotting symbols and size, title and size, color of lines, whether to print unadjusted and adjusted regression coefficients, and whether to save the plot in a file (if so, as a pdf or eps file).
Example Example code and example graphic
Classification Graph Type Other, Survival Plot
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Datasets Other
Data airquality data available in R
Software Program R
Software R version 2.9.0 (2009-04-17)
Macro Parameters ### ARGUMENTS:
### tdat is database
### yname is name of y variable in tdat
### xname is name of x variable in tdat
### covnames is vector of names of remaining variables
### txlab is name to go on x-axis of plot
### tylab is name to go on y-axis of plot
### adjusted=TRUE if want adjusted line
### unadjusted=TRUE if want unadjusted line (note: can show both adjusted and unadjusted)
### col.adj=color to show adjusted regression line (and associated legend)
### col.unadj=color to show unadjusted regression line (and associated legend)
### conf.bands.adj=TRUE if want confidence band for adjusted regression lines
### conf.bands.unadj=TRUE if want confidence band for unadjusted regression lines
### cex.xylab=size of x and y axis labels
### pch.points=plotting character for the points (pch.points=1 is circles)
### cex.points=size of points
###
### (Next arguments apply to optional checks)
### print.results=TRUE means the program will output the sample size and regression summary
### check.line=TRUE means to also show (overlay) the regression line using the abline command
### (in addition to line using predict command: normally this should be FALSE)
### (For the adjusted line, will not be the same unless covnames are centered.)
###
### (Next arguments apply to the case when user wants to save the file)
### save.plots=TRUE means the user wants to create a file of the plot
### type.plots="eps" or "pdf" are the two options if save.plots=TRUE
### basename.plot=base name of the file, e.g. basename.plot=silly and type.plots="pdf" will create silly.pdf
###
### (Next arguments apply to legend showing slope and p-value)
### show.legend=TRUE means put slope and p-value on plot
### legend.loc=location of legend
### cex.legend=size of legend
### round.slope=n means to round slope in legend to n digits (default=2)
R-Code - Attachment Thurston_R-Code_File Scatter W Slope
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Called Data Manipulation
Called Tool/Utility
Called Checking Macro
Called Other
Creation-Date February 13, 2012
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Example Code R Example Code
Example Output R Example Output
SAS Examples
SAS_Example_Code
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R Examples
R_Example_Code Sweave example code for scatterWslope.R
pdf file from Sweave example code
R_Example_Output Example R code for demonstration of scatterWslope.R
pdf file of plot made by scatterWslopeExample.R
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Notes1-Legend Section with calls to needed macros
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Notes2-Legend Macro call with fully specified parameters
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Notes3-Legend Section with definitions of global macro parameters
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Notes4-Legend Section with definitions of local macro variables
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