Scatterplot for row categories correlation with dimensions
This function allows to plot a scatterplot of the correlation (sqrt(COS2)) of row categories with two selected dimensions. A diagonal line is a visual aid to eyeball whether a category is actually more correlated (in relative terms) to either of the two dimensions. The row categories' labels are coupled with two + or - symbols within round brackets indicating to which side of the two selected dimensions the correlation values that can be read off from the chart are actually referring. The first symbol (i.e., the one to the left), either + or -, refers to the first of the selected dimensions (i.e., the one reported on the x-axis). The second symbol (i.e., the one to the right) refers to the second of the selected dimensions (i.e., the one reported on the y-axis).
rows.corr.scatter(data, x = 1, y = 2, cex.labls = 3)
data |
Name of the dataset (must be in dataframe format). |
x |
First dimension for which the correlations are reported (x=1 by default). |
y |
Second dimension for which the correlations are reported (y=2 by default). |
cex.labls |
Adjust the size of the categories' labels |
data(greenacre_data) #Plots the scatterplot of the row categories correlation with dimensions 1&2. rows.corr.scatter(greenacre_data,1,2)
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