Creating interactive plots

Warning

Please note that this feature is experimental and not all aspects of ggplot2 are supported by plotly!

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Install plotly

This command is only required for the first use.

install.packages("plotly")

Load packages

Start by loading the plotly and xpose packages.

library(plotly)
library(xpose)

Generate a plot with xpose

Then generate any plot in xpose and store it in an object.

gof_plot <- dv_vs_ipred(xpdb_ex_pk, type = 'pl',
                        aes(point_color = SEX, 
                            line_color = SEX)) +
             labs(color = 'Sex', title = 'DV vs IPRED')

## Using data from $prob no.1

## Filtering data by EVID == 0

Convert the plot from ggplot2 to plotly

The ggplot2 object is now automatically converted to a plotly graph. The scales can now be changed interactively, groups can be hidden by clicking on the legend

plotly::ggplotly(gof_plot)

Other examples

A distribution

xpdb_ex_pk %>% 
  eta_distrib(title = 'Eta distribution') %>% 
  plotly::ggplotly()

VPC

xpdb_ex_pk %>% 
  vpc_data() %>% 
  vpc(title = 'Visual predictive checks', type = 'alpr') %>% 
  plotly::ggplotly()

Benjamin Guiastrennec

02 June, 2024