Relabel a pmplots plot using a yspec object or named list

This function relabels x and y axis titles based on the data columns used to create the plot, looking up in a named list or yspec object. This is only for pmplot outputs; consider pm_relabel() for labeling aesthetics in an arbitrary gg object.

Usage

pmp_relabel(obj, ...)

# S3 method for class 'gg'
pmp_relabel(obj, spec = list(), labs = list(), ...)

# S3 method for class 'patchwork'
pmp_relabel(obj, spec = list(), labs = list(), ...)

# S3 method for class 'list'
pmp_relabel(obj, spec = list(), labs = list(), ...)

Arguments

obj

a gg object created through a pmplots function, a patchwork object (e.g., from eta_covariate() or npde_panel()), or a list of such objects.

...

additional arguments passed to pmp_gg_labs().

spec

a named list of label data; names correspond to columns in the data used to make the plot; may also be a yspec object, which will be converted to a named list through yspec::ys_get_short_unit().

labs

another object like spec containing of label data to override names found in spec.

Details

Methods are provided for gg objects (single pmplots plots), patchwork objects (multi-panel layouts produced by functions such as eta_covariate() or npde_panel()), and plain list objects containing pmplots plots. The patchwork method applies the relabeling to every panel in the layout using the & operator.

See also

pmp_gg_labs(), pmp_relabel_wrap(), pmp_relabel_pairs()

Examples

data <- pmplots_data_obs()

p <- dv_pred(data)
p
#> `geom_smooth()` using formula = 'y ~ x'


spec <- list(DV = "CX1123 concentration (ng/mL)")

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
p <- pmp_relabel(p, spec)
p
} # }