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alm (version 0.4.0)

plot_density: Density and histogram plots from PLOS Article Level Metrics data

Description

Density and histogram plots from PLOS Article Level Metrics data

Usage

plot_density(input, source = "scopus_total", color = "#1447f2", title = "", description = "", plot_type = "density")

Arguments

input
A data.frame, usuaally from a call to link{alm}.
source
Data source (column) to plot. Can be a single element, or a character vector.
color
Color of the density plot and the title. Can be a hex color or rgb, etc.
title
Title for the plot, in top matching the color of the density plot.
description
Optional description, subtending the title.
plot_type
Type of plot, one of density (default) or histogram.

References

See a tutorial/vignette for alm at http://ropensci.org/tutorials/alm_tutorial.html

Examples

Run this code
## Not run: 
# library('rplos'); library('plyr')
# dois <- searchplos(q='*:*', fl="id",
#    fq=list(
#      'cross_published_journal_key:PLoSONE',
#      'doc_type:full',
#      'publication_date:[2010-01-01T00:00:00Z TO 2010-12-31T23:59:59Z]',
#      '-article_type:correction'),
#    limit=50)
# dois <- dois$data$id[!grepl("annotation", dois$data$id)]
# alm <- alm_ids(doi=dois, total_details=TRUE)
# alm <- ldply(alm$data, data.frame)
# plot_density(alm)
# plot_density(alm, color="#DCA121")
# plot_density(alm, title="Scopus citations from 2010")
# plot_density(alm, title="Scopus citations from 2010", description="Probablity of
#    X number of citations for a paper")
# plot_density(alm, description="Probablity of X number of citations for a paper")
# plot_density(alm, source="crossref_total")
# plot_density(alm, source="twitter_total")
# plot_density(alm, source="counter_total")
# plot_density(alm, source=c("counter_total","facebook_likes"))
# plot_density(alm, source=c("counter_total","facebook_likes"))
# plot_density(alm, source=c("counter_total","facebook_likes", "twitter_total"))
# plot_density(alm, source=c("counter_total","crossref_total","twitter_total"),
#    color=c("#DBAC6A", "#E09B33", "#A06D34"))
# plot_density(alm, source=c("counter_total","crossref_total",
#    "twitter_total"))
# plot_density(alm, source=c("counter_total","crossref_total"),
#    title="Counter and Crossref")
# plot_density(alm, source=c("counter_total","crossref_total",
#    "twitter_total"), color=c("#83DFB4","#EFA5A5","#CFD470"))
# ## End(Not run)

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