Creates default legend captions by concatenating the values of
the data and metaData of variableList variables from data.
Usage
getDefaultCaptions(
data,
metaData = NULL,
variableList = colnames(data),
sep = "-"
)Arguments
- data
data.frame used for legend caption
- metaData
list of lists containing metaData on
data- variableList
ordered vector of variables used for specifying the caption
- sep
characters separating variables in caption
Examples
data <- data.frame(
Population = c("Caucasian", "Asian", "Caucasian", "Asian"),
Gender = c("Male", "Male", "Female", "Female"),
Dose = c(50, 100, 100, 50),
Compound = c("Midazolam", "Midazolam", "Midazolam", "Midazolam")
)
metaData <- list(Dose = list(unit = "mg"))
# Get captions using every variable of data
getDefaultCaptions(data, metaData)
#> [1] "Caucasian-Male-50 [mg]-Midazolam" "Asian-Male-100 [mg]-Midazolam"
#> [3] "Caucasian-Female-100 [mg]-Midazolam" "Asian-Female-50 [mg]-Midazolam"
# Get captions using specific variables of data
getDefaultCaptions(data, metaData, variableList = c("Gender", "Population"))
#> [1] "Male-Caucasian" "Male-Asian" "Female-Caucasian" "Female-Asian"
# Get captions separating variables witha space (character " ")
getDefaultCaptions(data, metaData, sep = " ")
#> [1] "Caucasian Male 50 [mg] Midazolam" "Asian Male 100 [mg] Midazolam"
#> [3] "Caucasian Female 100 [mg] Midazolam" "Asian Female 50 [mg] Midazolam"