- object
a soc.ca class object as created by soc.mca and
soc.csa
- dim
the dimensions in the order they are to be plotted. The first
number defines the horizontal axis and the second number defines the
vertical axis.
- point.shape
a numerical value defining the shape of the points. It may
be mapped to a variable with a suitable length and order.
- point.alpha
defines the alpha of the points. Values range from 0 to 1.
It may be mapped to a variable with a suitable length and order.
- point.fill
defines the fill color of the points. It may be mapped to a
variable with a suitable length and order.
- point.color
defines the color of the points. It may be mapped to a
variable with a suitable length and order. See colors for some of
the valid values.
- point.size
a numerical value defining the size of the points. It may
be defined by a variable with a suitable length.
- label
if TRUE each point is assigned its label, defined in the soc.ca
object. See assign.label and add.to.label for ways to alter
the labels.
- label.repel
if TRUE overlapping labels are rearranged, see geom_text_repel or geom_label_repel.
- label.alpha
defines the alpha of the labels. Values range from 0 to 1.
It may be mapped to a variable with a suitable length and order.
- label.color
defines the color of the labels. It may be mapped to a
variable with a suitable length and order. See colors for some of
the valid values.
- label.size
defines the size of the labels. It may be mapped to a
variable with a suitable length and order.
- label.fill
defines the color of the box behind the labels. It may be mapped to a
variable with a suitable length and order. This only works if label.repel is TRUE. See geom_label_repel.
- map.title
the title of the map. If set to its default the standard
title is used.
- labelx
the label of the horizontal axis. If set to NULL a standard
label is used.
- labely
the label of the vertical axis. If set to NULL a standard label
is used.
- legend
if set to TRUE a legend is provided. Change the legend with the
guides, theme and guide_legend functions from the
ggplot2 package.