I am using this code:
printVar = function(x,y){
vals = cor.test(x,y,
method="spearman")[c("estimate","p.value")]
names(vals) = c("rho","p")
paste(names(vals),signif(unlist(vals),2),collapse="\n")
}
ggpairs(baseline_sbp, title=" ",
upper=list(continuous=wrap("statistic",text_fn=printVar,title=NULL,
sep=NULL ) ) )
Question:
What can I add to the previous code to relabel the names on the facets? That is, to change "delta_bp" to "dragon" for example in the plot?
DF:
baseline_sbp <- structure(list(delta_bp = c(-21.5, 7, -17.5, -10.5, -21, -7.5,
4.5, 3, -9, 9, -22.5, -9.5), delta_bp_05 = c(-21.5, 0, 3, -13.5,
-13, -4, -16.5, -8, 5, -5, -12, 0.5), delta_bp_10 = c(-26.5,
1, -6, -10.5, -9, -3, -20.5, -10, 1, -6, -22, -0.5)), row.names = c(NA,
-12L), class = c("tbl_df", "tbl", "data.frame"), na.action = structure(c(`17` = 17L,
`27` = 27L, `32` = 32L), class = "omit"))
CodePudding user response:
You can do this directly in ggpairs
by naming the columns like so:
columnLabels = c(" Dragon", "delta_bp_05", "delta_bp_10")
.
ggpairs(baseline_sbp,
columnLabels = c(" Dragon", "delta_bp_05", "delta_bp_10"),
title = " ",
upper = list(continuous = wrap("statistic",
text_fn = printVar, title = NULL,
sep = NULL
))
)
CodePudding user response:
You could just use dplyr::rename
within the ggpairs
call:
ggpairs(baseline_sbp |> dplyr::rename(dragon=delta_bp),
title=" ",
upper=list(continuous=wrap("statistic",text_fn=printVar,title=NULL,sep=NULL))
)