parcoords.ggobi {Rggobi} | R Documentation |
This creates a new display window in the specified ggobi instance and populates it with a Parallel Coordinates plot containing 2 or more variables.
parcoords.ggobi(..., .data = 1, .gobi=getDefaultGGobi())
... |
Identifiers for the variables that are to be displayed in the parallel coordinates plot. These can be either names of variables or As with all ggobi plots, the variables must be in the same dataset. |
.data |
the dataset in the ggobi instance in which to resolve the
variable identifiers. This can be an integer giving the position
of the dataset in the ggobi list of datasets, the name of the dataset
(as returned by names.ggobi ), or preferably,
an object of class ggobiDataset . |
.gobi |
the identifier for the ggobi instance in which to find the
dataset and also add the newly created display.
This can be an integer identifying the ggobi instance
by order, or an object of class ggobi returned
from either ggobi or getGGobi .
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An object of class ggobiDisplay
.
This is an opaque type whose contents are
to be interpreted by C code and other S functions
only.
Duncan Temple Lang
scatmat.ggobi
scatterplot.ggobi
g <- ggobi(system.file("data", "flea.xml", package="Rggobi"), args="-noinit") g$parcoords(colnames(g[[1]]), .data=g[[1]]) # g$parcoords("tars1", "tars2")