extract_stats {ggstatsplot} | R Documentation |
{ggstatsplot}
plotsExtracting data frames or expressions from {ggstatsplot}
plots
extract_stats(p, ...) extract_subtitle(p) extract_caption(p)
p |
A plot from |
... |
Ignored |
These are convenience functions to extract data frames or expressions with
statistical details that are used to create expressions displayed in
{ggstatsplot}
plots as subtitle, caption, etc. Note that all of this
analysis is carried out by the {statsExpressions}
package. And so if you
are using these functions only to extract data frames, you are better off
using that package.
The only exception is the ggcorrmat()
function. But, if a data frame is
what you want, you shouldn't be using ggcorrmat()
anyway. You can use
correlation::correlation()
function which provides tidy data frames by
default.
A list of tibbles containing summaries of various statistical analyses. The exact details included will depend on the function.
set.seed(123) # non-grouped plot p1 <- ggbetweenstats(mtcars, cyl, mpg) # grouped plot p2 <- grouped_ggbarstats(Titanic_full, Survived, Sex, grouping.var = Age) # extracting expressions ----------------------------- extract_subtitle(p1) extract_caption(p1) extract_subtitle(p2) extract_caption(p2) # extracting data frames ----------------------------- extract_stats(p1) extract_stats(p2[[1L]]) extract_stats(p2[[2L]])