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A function that generates a series of asymmetricalScatterMatrices, so that they can be printed or included in PDFs.
paginatedAsymmetricalScatterMatrix(dat, cols, rows, maxRows = 5, ...)
The dataframe containing the variables specified in cols
and rows
.
The names of the variables to use for the columns.
The names of the variables to use for the rows.
The maximum number of rows on one 'page' (i.e. in one asymmetricalScatterMatrix
).
Extra arguments to pass on to each asymmetricalScatterMatrix
call.
An object containing the asymmetricalScatterMatrices in a list:
Input values.
Some values/objects generated in the process.
A list containing the object 'scatterMatrices', which is a list of the generated scatterMatrices.
# NOT RUN {
### (Not run by default because it's quite timeconsuming.)
tmp <- paginatedAsymmetricalScatterMatrix(infert, cols=c("parity"),
rows=c("induced", "case",
"spontaneous", "age",
"pooled.stratum"),
maxRows = 3,
showCorrelations="top-right");
tmp$output$scatterMatrices[[1]];
# }
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