Title: | Automatically Plot, Analyse and Revises Limits of Multiple Run Charts |
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Description: | Plots multiple run charts, finds successive signals of improvement, and revises medians when each signal occurs. Finds runs above, below, or on both sides of the median, and returns a plot and a data.table summarising original medians and any revisions, for all groups within the supplied data. |
Authors: | John MacKintosh [aut, cre] |
Maintainer: | John MacKintosh <[email protected]> |
License: | GPL (>= 3) |
Version: | 0.2.0.9000 |
Built: | 2024-11-10 05:15:38 UTC |
Source: | https://github.com/johnmackintosh/runcharter |
Finds all runs of desired length occurring on desired side of median line. Can also find runs occurring on both sides of the line, though this is of limited use in terms of quality improvement. Re-bases median each time a run is discovered.
runcharter( df, med_rows = 13, runlength = 9, direction = c("above", "below", "both"), datecol = NULL, grpvar = NULL, yval = NULL, facet_cols = NULL, facet_scales = "fixed", chart_title = NULL, chart_subtitle = NULL, chart_caption = NULL, chart_breaks = NULL, line_colr = "#005EB8", line_size = 1.1, point_colr = "#005EB8", point_size = 2.5, median_colr = "#E87722", median_line_size = 1.05, highlight_fill = "#DB1884", highlight_point_size = 2.7 )
runcharter( df, med_rows = 13, runlength = 9, direction = c("above", "below", "both"), datecol = NULL, grpvar = NULL, yval = NULL, facet_cols = NULL, facet_scales = "fixed", chart_title = NULL, chart_subtitle = NULL, chart_caption = NULL, chart_breaks = NULL, line_colr = "#005EB8", line_size = 1.1, point_colr = "#005EB8", point_size = 2.5, median_colr = "#E87722", median_line_size = 1.05, highlight_fill = "#DB1884", highlight_point_size = 2.7 )
df |
data.frame or data table |
med_rows |
number of points to calculate initial baseline median |
runlength |
length of run that will trigger re-phased median |
direction |
should run occur "above", "below" or on "both" sides of median |
datecol |
name of date column |
grpvar |
character vector of grouping variable |
yval |
numeric y value |
facet_cols |
how many columns are required in the plot facets |
facet_scales |
defaults to "fixed". Alternatively, "free_y" |
chart_title |
title for the final chart |
chart_subtitle |
subtitle for chart |
chart_caption |
caption for chart |
chart_breaks |
character string defining desired x-axis date / datetime breaks. If the x axis is not a Date or datetime, then this argument is ignored, and ggplot2 will provide default breaks |
line_colr |
colour for run chart lines |
line_size |
thickness of connecting lines between run chart points |
point_colr |
colour for run chart points |
point_size |
size of normal run chart points |
median_colr |
colour for solid and extended median lines |
median_line_size |
thickness of solid and extended median lines |
highlight_fill |
fill colour for highlighting points in a sustained run |
highlight_point_size |
size of highlighted points in a sustained run |
Facets and axis limits are handled by ggplot, though x-axis breaks can be specified using the appropriate character string e.g. "3 months" if they are either of class dates or datetime
list - faceted plot and data.table showing all identified runs
runcharter(signals, med_rows = 13, runlength = 9, direction = "above", datecol = date, grpvar = grp, yval = y, facet_cols = 2,chart_title = "Automated runs analysis", chart_subtitle = " some runs found", chart_caption = "powered by R", chart_breaks = "6 months")
runcharter(signals, med_rows = 13, runlength = 9, direction = "above", datecol = date, grpvar = grp, yval = y, facet_cols = 2,chart_title = "Automated runs analysis", chart_subtitle = " some runs found", chart_caption = "powered by R", chart_breaks = "6 months")
A dataset containing four equal groups of 55 integers simulating signals of improvement in multiple directions relative to their respective baseline medians.
signals
signals
A data frame with 220 rows and 4 variables:
a grouping variable, representing a specific department
integers representing counts of an event over time
date of the observation, by month