The “pairs.panels” Function in R

  • Package: psych

  • Purpose: Creates scatterplot matrices with enhanced features.

  • General class: Data visualization

  • Required argument(s):

    • x: The data frame containing the variables to be plotted.

  • Notable optional arguments:

    • method: The type of correlation coefficient to be displayed.

    • hist.col: Color of the histograms in the diagonal panels.

    • density: Logical; if true, add density plots on the diagonal panels.

  • Example:

  • # Load the psych library
    library(psych)

    # Create scatterplot matrix with enhanced features
    pairs.panels(iris[,1:4],
    method = "spearman",
    hist.col = "blue",
    )

  • This example demonstrates how to use the pairs.panels function from the psych package to create a scatterplot matrix with enhanced features. The function requires the x argument, which is the data frame containing the variables to be plotted. Optional arguments like method, hist.col, and density allow customization of the output scatterplot matrix.

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