Grouped bar plots with error bars
bars(
formula,
data = NULL,
heightFun = mean,
errorFun = ciMean,
yLabel = NULL,
xLabels = NULL,
main = "",
ylim = NULL,
barFillColour = NULL,
barLineWidth = 2,
barLineColour = "black",
barSpaceSmall = 0.2,
barSpaceBig = 1,
legendLabels = NULL,
legendDownShift = 0,
legendLeftShift = 0,
errorBarLineWidth = 1,
errorBarLineColour = "grey40",
errorBarWhiskerWidth = 0.2
)A two-sided formula specifying the response variable and the grouping factors
An optional data frame containing the variables
The function used to calculate the bar height for a group (default=mean)
The function used to calculate the error bar for a group (default=ciMean). No bars drawn if errorFun=FALSE
The y-axis label (defaults to the name of the response variable)
The x-axis bar labels (defaults to factor labels of the appropriate grouping variable)
The plot title
The y-axis limit: lower bound defaults to 0, default upper bound estimated
The colours to fill the bars (defaults to a rainbow palette with saturation .3)
The width of the bar border lines (default=2)
The colour of the bar border lines (default="black")
The size of the gap between bars within a cluster, as a proportion of bar width (default=.2)
The size of the gap separating clusters of bars, as a proportion of bar width (default=1)
The text for the legend (defaults to factor labels of the appropriate grouping variable). No legends drawn if legendLabels=FALSE or if only one grouping variable is specified
How far below the top is the legend, as proportion of plot height? (default=0)
How far away from the right edge is the legend, as proportion of plot? (default=0)
The line width for the error bars (default=1)
The colour of the error bars (default="grey40")
The width of error bar whiskers, as proportion of bar width (default=.2)
Invisibly returns a data frame containing the factor levels, group means and confidence intervals. Note that this function is usually called for its side effects.
Plots group means (or other function, if specified) broken down by
one or two grouping factors. Confidence intervals (or other function) are
plotted. User specifies a two sided formula of the form
response ~ group1 + group2, where response must be numeric
and group1 and group2 are factors. The group1 variable
defines the primary separation on the x-axis, and the x-axis labels by
default print out the levels of this factor. The group2 variable
defines the finer grain separation, and the legend labels correspond to
the levels of this factor. Note that group2 is optional.