Closed raphael-lorenzdelaigue closed 2 years ago
Hi!
qgraph creates base R plots, so you can just use base R solutions for this. I always use the layout
function myself.
Best, Sacha
I might be expressing luxury tastes here, but if I understand correctly - there is no way to convert a plot as created by qgraph, to a ggplot?
It could make some of my code more consistent, for example, if I have other ggplots in my analysis (created by myself or other packages), and don't have to "sometimes use base R graphics code, sometimes use ggplot code, depending on the plot".
Base R graphics and ggplot2 graphics (which are grid based) are entirely different things. You can't transform one type to the other. The qgraph package is base R based. There are some packages that allow for ggplot2 based network plots, but they won't have all the automatizations and features the qgraph package has. I believe EGAnet now uses a ggplot2 like plotting feature for example.
Thanks!
Hello,
packages such as the patchwork package allow for representation of multiple ggplots in the same layout.
Is there a way to stack "qgraph" objects, such as obtained when plotting the output of the estimateNetwork function from the bootnet package?
If yes, I haven't found it yet.
Maybe there is a way to convert "qgraph" objects to a "ggplot" object?
There seems to be a post on StackOverflow with a similar request.