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Functions for drawing graphs in R visualizing medical information.
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Summary tables: time #108

Closed crtahlin closed 10 years ago

crtahlin commented 10 years ago

By Lara in #103: and a cosmetic change (super-low priority): paste the 1st and 3rd quartile in a single cell in the tables

for example instead of 0 3 -> 0 to 3 or (0; 3)

llaarraa commented 10 years ago

I am convinced now about the organization of this tab ... :) the graphs with the confidence intervals should go in the Summary tab. For binary variables: move the graph now denominated "presence of symptoms" in Summary tables: time. for numerical variables: display the medians and their 95% CI. (mention this (95%) in the title of the graph, now missing for the existing graph with binary variables)

Instead of that graph add a previsously existing graph (the barplots with the displayed proportions, we could denominate it Barplot with proportions - no CI are displayed here);

for me it makes sense; graphical exploration still does not attempt to perform any inference, the CI are given in the tables in the summary tabs.

given this change we would simply denominate this tab: Summary (and remove the "table" reference). and should we remove also the "time" part of the title? is it helpful in understanding the content?

@crtahlin : what do you think about this?

llaarraa commented 10 years ago

Can you add also the "stacked graphs" (for all times? as it is displayed in the summery by grouping variable plot?)

crtahlin commented 10 years ago

I guess "time" does not not add much information, so we could rename the tab to "Summary".

crtahlin commented 10 years ago

I agree with the logic above, it makes sense.

Implemented, closing.