epade (version 0.2.2)

tornado.ade: Tornado or population plot

Description

draw a tornado plot, it could be a population pyramid

Usage

tornado.ade(x, group=NULL, group2=NULL, data=NULL, vnames=NULL, gnames=NULL,
            gnames2=NULL, breaks=6, density=NULL, angle=NULL,
            xlab=NULL, glab=NULL, main='', legendon='topright', xticks=NULL,
            col=NULL, tcol=NULL,  bgcol=NULL, lcol=NULL, alpha=NULL,
            r=0.05, lwd=1, lty=2, wall=0, v=NULL, h=NULL)

Arguments

x

• a numeric vector

a sigle factor a string with the name of the variable in the data.frame a formula x~group+group2 a table or matrix a list of tables

item

• group
• a string with the name of the factor in the data.frame
• nothing if x is a formula, table or list
• group2
• a string with the name of the factor in the data.frame
• nothing if x is a formula, table or list
• data
• vnames
• gnames
• gnames2
• breaks
• density
• angle
• xlab
• glab
• main
• legendon
• "bottom"
• "bottomleft"
• "left"
• "topleft"
• "top"
• "topright"
• "right"
• "center"
• xticks
• col
• tcol
• bgcol
• lcol
• alpha
• r
• lwd
• lty
• wall
• v
• h

itemize

• "bottomright"

Examples

tab1<-cbind(rpois(20, 20),rpois(20, 20))
tab2<-cbind(rpois(20, 15),rpois(20, 15))
tab3<-cbind(rpois(20, 10),rpois(20, 10))
tornado.ade(list(tab1, tab2, tab3), gnames=c('Men','Women'), xlab='number')