Again, we can discuss this, but the default behavior is contained within a function that gets called by an apply call. The reason for that behavior is so we can automate and standardize pasting contrast names into the x-axis label:
ComposeContrastPlot <- function(plot.data, index) {
p <- ggplot()
p <- p + MeanResponse(plot.data[[index]]$raw.data$y.values)
p <- p + JitteredResponsesByContrast(plot.data[[index]]$raw.data)
p <- p + EffectsOfContrasts(plot.data[[index]]$summary.data)
p <- p + ConnectEffectMeans(plot.data[[index]]$summary.data)
p <- p + Theme(plot.theme)
p <- p + ContrastPlotTitle(ctr, index)
p <- p + ContrastPlotXLabel(ctr, index)
p <- p + ContrastPlotYLabel()
return(p)
}
Again, we can discuss this, but the default behavior is contained within a function that gets called by an
apply
call. The reason for that behavior is so we can automate and standardize pasting contrast names into the x-axis label:and