Create rebound path graphs

Usage

path_graphs(
  .analysis_data,
  indexed = FALSE,
  cases = .analysis_data[[case_colname]] %>% unique(),
  graph_types = ReboundTools::graph_types,
  grid_types = ReboundTools::graph_types,
  graph_params = ReboundTools::path_graph_params,
  case_colname = ReboundTools::eeu_base_params$case,
  rebound_stages = ReboundTools::rebound_stages,
  rebound_segments = ReboundTools::rebound_segments,
  graph_df_colnames = ReboundTools::graph_df_colnames
)

Arguments

.analysis_data: Rebound analysis data, likely created by rebound_analysis().
indexed: A boolean that tells whether to index the graph to its initial path point. Default is FALSE.
cases: A string list saying which cases in .rebound_data to include. Default is .analysis_data[[case_colname]] %>% unique(), i.e. all cases in .analysis_data.
graph_types: A string list of graph types to include in the returned object. Default is ReboundTools::graph_types, i.e. all graph types.
grid_types: A string list of graph types on which grids (guide lines) are to be included. Default is ReboundTools::graph_types, i.e. include grids on all graph types. Set NULL to eliminate grids.
graph_params: A string list of parameters that control the appearance of this graph. Default is ReboundTools::path_graph_params, which can be modified and passed as an argument to control graph appearance.
case_colname: The name of the Case column in .rebound_data. Default is ReboundTools::eeu_base_params$case.
rebound_stages: See ReboundTools::rebound_stages.
rebound_segments: See ReboundTools::rebound_segments.
graph_df_colnames: The names of column names in data frames of graph data. Default is ReboundTools::graph_df_colnames.

Value

A ggplot2 object with the graphs

Examples

load_eeu_data() %>% 
  rebound_analysis() %>% 
  path_graphs(indexed = TRUE)