Plot a directed ena model

Plot a directed ena model

# S3 method for ena.directed.set
plot(
  x,
  ...,
  units = NULL,
  dimensions = 1:2,
  print_plot = TRUE,
  multiplier = 5,
  multiplier_nodes = multiplier,
  multiplier_edges = multiplier,
  with_mean = FALSE,
  with_points = FALSE,
  with_edges = TRUE,
  with_nodes = TRUE,
  with_node_labels = TRUE,
  only_sending_centroid = FALSE,
  self_connections_in_center = TRUE,
  node_center_diameter = "self",
  node_outer_diameter = "response",
  node_size_dynamic = TRUE,
  node_shape = "circle",
  node_color = "#000000",
  edge_scale = c(0.5, 1),
  scale_points = TRUE,
  colors = NULL,
  title = NULL,
  plot_width = NULL,
  plot_height = plot_width
)

Arguments

x	ena.set.directed to plot
...	parameters to pass along - Not yet implemented
units	List
dimensions	numeric vector of length two
print_plot	logical
multiplier	logical
multiplier_nodes	logical
multiplier_edges	logical
with_mean	logical
with_points	logical
with_edges	logical
with_nodes	logical
with_node_labels	logical
only_sending_centroid	logical
self_connections_in_center	logical
node_center_diameter	character, either "self" (default), "response", or "ground"
node_outer_diameter	character, either "self", "response" (default), or "ground"
node_size_dynamic	logical
node_shape	character, see: https://plotly.com/r/reference/#scatter-marker-symbol
node_color	Default: "#000000"
edge_scale	TBD
scale_points	logcical, default: TRUE
colors	matrix, see directedENA:::COLORS_HSV
title	character, default is empty
plot_width	numeric, default is NULL allowing for dynamic sizing
plot_height	see plot_width

Value

ENA model with plot attached

Examples

data("RS.data", package = "rENA")
rs_code_cols <- colnames(RS.data)[15:20]
rs_set_one <- directed_ena(RS.data,
   units = c("Condition", "GroupName", "UserName"),
   conversations = c("Condition", "GroupName", "ActivityNumber"),
   codes = rs_code_cols,
   binary = TRUE,
   rotation_on = "response",
   optimize_on = "response",
   windowSize = 4, print_plot = FALSE
)
plot(rs_set_one)
#> Warning: `arrange_()` is deprecated as of dplyr 0.7.0.
#> Please use `arrange()` instead.
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