Generate boxplots showing the distribution of laboratory values at each visits of a study separately by treatment group and laboratory parameter according to the quantitative trend analysis.
elaborator_plot_quant_trends(
elab_data,
signtest = TRUE,
Visit1,
Visit2,
sameaxes,
cols = NULL,
labelvis = NULL,
labcolumn,
sortpoints = FALSE,
pcutoff = 0.01,
infotest = NULL,
sortinput,
bordercol = NULL,
add_points = TRUE,
connect_lines,
lin_data = NULL,
outliers,
tolerated_percentage = 100,
color_lines_options,
custom_visits = NULL
)No return value. Generates plots for the quantitative trends analysis.
elaborator data
logical, if true sign test, otherwise t-test for comparing Visit1 and Visit2 is performed
name of visit time point one
name of visit time point two, or vector of visit names for pairwise comparison to Visit1
logical indicating if boxplot should have the same y-axis range for all treatment groups within a laboratory parameter
vector with colors of boxplots
vector of visit names used for labeling
column name of dat1 which includes the laboratory parameter names
logical indicating if dots in boxplots should be sorted from smallest to largest
numeric for p-value threshold; if p-value of specified test is below this threshold, the background of the respective plot is colorized.
list object from the perform test function
vector of laboratory parameter names in the order in which laboratory parameters are presented in the output
color of boxes which are not selected for hypothesis testing
logical indicating if points showing patients' values should be added to the boxplots
logical indicating if subject values should be connected between visits via lines
data set with connection line data
tolerated percentage value
option how the lines between visits should be colorized. Possible options are "first_last","each_visit", "custom_visits" or "all_grey". In the first three options decrease is colorized blue and an increase orange.
if col_lines_options is "custom_visits" then two visits need to be selected. Otherwise all lines are grey.