Performs pairwise comparisons using TukeyHSD
and produces
boxplots with compact letter display showing significance pairwise differences.
Letters are produced by multcompLetters
. Plots are
produced by ggplot2
. Raw data can also be overlaid in
various ways according to the value of raw
.
Usage
boxplot_letters(
data,
x,
y,
fill,
group,
test = c("tukey", "kruskalmc"),
type = c("two-way", "one-way"),
where = c("box", "whisker", "mean", "median", "se", "sd", "cl_normal", "cl_boot"),
raw = c("none", "points", "dots", "jitter"),
pt_col = "slategray",
...,
hjust = 0,
vjust = -0.2,
lab_size = 4,
na.rm = TRUE,
threshold = 0.05
)
Arguments
- data
A data.frame in "long" format.
- x
variable to plot on x axis.
- y
variable to plot on y axis.
- fill
column or color to fill boxplots
- group
A grouping variable (to allow faceting).
- test
Which test to run for pairwise comparisons. Either
tukey
(the default) orkruskalmc
.- type
If a grouping variable is provided, determines whether to run separate tests for each facet (
one-way
) or a single (two-way
) test (with an interaction term betweenx
andgroup
). Defaults totwo-way
. This argument only applies if the Tukey test is selected, since there is no two-way Kruskal-Wallis test.- where
Where to put the letters. Either above the box (
box
) or upper whisker (whisker
) of a boxplot; at themean
ormedian
; or at the top of the error bars calculated from the standard error (se
), standard deviationsd
, or 95% confidence intervals returned bysmean.cl.normal
, orsmean.cl.boot
.- raw
Whether to plot raw data and (if so), how. The current options are
none
,geom_point
,geom_dotplot
, orgeom_jitter
.- pt_col
Color of points, if raw data is plotted.
- ...
Additional arguments to
geom_point
,geom_dotplot
, orgeom_jitter
, according to the value ofraw
.- hjust
Horizontal adjustment of label. Argument to
geom_text
.- vjust
Vertical adjustment of label. Argument to
geom_text
.- lab_size
Label size. Argument to
geom_text
.- na.rm
Logical. Whether to remove observations with NAs for the provided factors (i.e.
x
andgroup
) before plotting.- threshold
Statistical threshold for significance. Defaults to 0.05.
Note
Adapted from a helpful blog post by Justin Mathias.