[R] How to produce serveral plots with pairs of vectors

2012-04-08 Thread slyrs66
Dear R-Users,
I have a newbie-question about producing several plots with five variable
pairs within in one code (loop).

Problem:
I define two objects, erveryone has five vectors (columns /variables):

dimensionen - data.frame(meinspss$attr_diff_gesamt,
meinspss$finanz_diff_gesamt, meinspss$leist_diff_gesamt,
meinspss$soz_diff_gesamt, meinspss$wert_diff_gesamt)
gruppe - data.frame(meinspss$R1_02, meinspss$R2_02,
meinspss$R3_02,meinspss$R4_02,meinspss$R5_02)

Now I would like to plot five similar graphs (beanplots, boxplots) for every
pair of vectors (dimension by gruppe) . 

This works: box plot (dimensioned) - I receive a plot with 5 boxes.

This does not work: boxplot (Dimensionen ~ Gruppe) - I would like to receive
5 plots

I get the error message: 
Fehler in model.frame.default(formula = dimensionen ~ gruppe) : 
ungültiger Typ (list) für die Variable 'Dimensionen'

Any help is very much appreciated!

Happy Easter
slyrs66

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Re: [R] How to produce serveral plots with pairs of vectors

2012-04-08 Thread slyrs66
Thank you, David.

What I actually would like to do in an more elegant way is the following

boxplot (meinspss$attr_diff_gesamt ~ meinspss$R1_02)
boxplot (meinspss$finanz_diff_gesamt ~ meinspss$R2_02)
boxplot (meinspss$leist_diff_gesamt ~ meinspss$R3_02)
boxplot (meinspss$soz_diff_gesamt ~ meinspss$R4_02)
boxplot (meinspss$wert_diff_gesamt ~ meinspss$R5_02)

As the final code is much more complicated (see below) I was looking for a
loop oder lapply() way to do it

Thanks gain for you help.

Andrew

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with (meinspss, {
beanplot(dimension ~ gruppe, ll=0.04, what=c(1,1,1,1), jitter = 1.2, 
main = titel, ylab=Differenzwert, names = c(Aufwärts, Lateral,
Abwärts ),
overalline = mean, beanlines = median, col=c(orange,yellow,bisque,
white))

## Run boxplot to find statistics, but don't draw the boxplots
S - boxplot(dimension ~ gruppe, names = c(Aufwärts, Lateral,
Abwärts), plot=FALSE)
## Define locations for additional chart elements
at - c(1:length(S$names))

means - by(dimension, gruppe, mean, na.rm=TRUE)
points(at,means, pch = 23, cex = 1.2, bg = blue)

## Draw Mean values to the left edge of each violinplot
text(at - 0.3, means, labels = formatC(means, format = f, digits = 1),
pos = 2, cex = 1, col = blue)

## Draw Median values to the right edge of each violinplot
text(at + 0.3, S$stats[3, ], labels = formatC(S$stats[3, ],
 format = f, digits = 1), pos = 4, cex = 1, col = darkgreen)
 
 ##-  Get CIs -##
## create standard error function--
se - function(x) {
 y - x[!is.na(x)]
 sqrt(var(as.vector(y))/length(y))
}
## create length function for non-missing values
lngth - function(x){
y - x[!is.na(x)]
length(y)
}
## Compute vectors of standard error and n
Hse - by(dimension, gruppe,se)
Hn  - by(dimension, gruppe,lngth)
## compute 95% CIs and store in vectors
civ.u - means + qt(.975, df=Hn-1) * Hse # Upper bound CI
civ.l - means + qt(.025, df=Hn-1) * Hse # Lower bound CI
## Draw CI, first vertical line, then upper and lower horizontal
segments(at, civ.u, at, civ.l, lty = solid, lwd = 2, col = red)
segments(at - 0.1, civ.u, at + 0.1, civ.u, lty = solid, lwd =2,col =
red)
segments(at - 0.1, civ.l, at + 0.1, civ.l, lty = solid, lwd =2,col =
red)

## Print n under the name of measure
mtext(S$n, side = 1, at = at, cex=.75, line = 2.5)
mtext(S$names, side = 1, at = at, cex=1, line = 1)
})

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