This function extracts and sets label definitions in Xpose data objects.
Arguments
- x
Name of the variable to assign a label to.
- object
An
xpose.data
object.- value
A two element vector of which the first element is the name of the variable and the second the label
Details
x
should be a string exactly matching the name of a column in the
data.frame in the Data slot of an xpose.data object. The name of columns
defined through xpose variable definitions (see xpose.data
)
can be extracted using the xvardef
function and to be used in the
xlabel
function, e.g. xlabel(xvardef("dv",object),object)
,
which would give the label for the dv
variable.
Functions
xlabel(object) <- value
: sets label definitions in Xpose data objects. assigned value should be a two-element vector of which the first element is the name of the variable and the second the label
See also
Other data functions:
add_transformed_columns
,
change_graphical_parameters
,
change_misc_parameters
,
compute.cwres()
,
data.checkout()
,
data_extract_or_assign
,
db.names()
,
export.graph.par()
,
export.variable.definitions()
,
import.graph.par()
,
import.variable.definitions()
,
make.sb.data()
,
nsim()
,
par_cov_summary
,
read.TTE.sim.data()
,
read.nm.tables()
,
read_NM_output
,
read_nm_table()
,
simprazExample()
,
tabulate.parameters()
,
xpose.data
,
xpose.print()
,
xpose4-package
,
xsubset()
Examples
xpdb <- simpraz.xpdb
## Display label for dependent variable in the Xpose data object
xlabel("DV", xpdb)
#> [1] "Observations"
## Set label for dependent variable
xlabel(xpdb) <- c("DV", "Concentration (mg/L)")
xlabel("DV", xpdb) # how has this chnaged?
#> [1] "Concentration (mg/L)"