plot.summary_cranly_network: Top-n package or author barplots according to a range of network statistics

Description

Top-n package or author barplots according to a range of network statistics

Usage

# S3 method for summary_cranly_network
plot(x, top = 20, according_to = NULL,
  scale = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

a summary_cranly_network object.

top

integer. How may top packages or authors should be plotted? Default is 20.

according_to

the statistic according to which the top-top list is produced. See summary.cranly_network for available statistics.

scale

logical. Should the statistics be scaled to lie between 0 and 1 before plotting? Default is FALSE.

...

currently not used

Examples

Run this code

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cran_db <- clean_CRAN_db()
## package network
package_network <- build_network(cran_db)
package_summaries <- summary(package_network)
plot(package_summaries, according_to = "n_imported_by", top = 30)
plot(package_summaries, according_to = "n_depended_by", top = 30)
plot(package_summaries, according_to = "page_rank", top = 30)

## author network
author_network <- build_network(cran_db, perspective = "author")
author_summaries <- summary(author_network)
plot(author_summaries, according_to = "n_collaborators", top = 30)
plot(author_summaries, according_to = "n_packages", top = 30)
plot(author_summaries, according_to = "page_rank", top = 30)
# }
# NOT RUN {
# }

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