Plot chapters over time (multi-timepoint means) — plot_chapters_over

Create a plot showing means over chapter timepoints using rempsyc::plot_means_over_time for the wide-format response variables.

Usage

plot_chapters_over_time(
  chapters,
  dv = "delta_gap",
  group = "book",
  x_label = "Chapter",
  y_label = "Simulated scores",
  plot_title = NULL,
  plot_subtitle = "",
  append_model_info = TRUE,
  ci_type = "between",
  legend.position = "bottom",
  groups.order = "decreasing",
  text_size = 20,
  line_width = 3,
  point_size = 4,
  reverse_score = FALSE,
  error_bars = TRUE,
  neutrality_line = TRUE,
  point_images = NULL,
  image_size = 0.04,
  image_nudge_x = 0,
  image_nudge_y = 0,
  image_jitter_width = 0,
  image_jitter_height = 0,
  facet = NULL,
  facet_ncol = NULL,
  facets.order = "increasing"
)

Arguments

chapters: A data frame or list of processed simulation rows, typically returned by compute_run_ai_metrics(), containing columns book, chapter, and the desired dv. If a list is supplied, the function will attempt to combine its data-frame elements before plotting.
dv: Character. Name of the column to plot as the dependent variable (default: "pre_post_outgroup_difference").
group: The group by which to plot the variable
x_label: Character. X-axis label.
y_label: Character. Y-axis label.
plot_title: Optional character title. If NULL (default) or FALSE, no title is added.
plot_subtitle: Optional plot subtitle.
append_model_info: Logical. If TRUE (default), append model and temperature attributes to the subtitle (or create one if none is provided).
ci_type: Character. Type of confidence interval to pass to rempsyc::plot_means_over_time.
legend.position: Position for legend.
groups.order: Specifies the desired display order of the groups on the legend. Either provide the levels directly, or a string: "increasing" or "decreasing", to order based on the average value of the variable on the y axis, or "string.length", to order from the shortest to the longest string (useful when working with long string names). "Defaults to "decreasing".
text_size: Numeric. Base text size for axis/title text.
line_width: Numeric. Line thickness used in geom_line(). Defaults to 3. Can be reduced for publication figures or increased for presentation slides.
point_size: Numeric. Point size used in geom_point(). Defaults to 4. Adjust to improve readability depending on output format.
reverse_score: Logical. Whether to reverse score scale.
error_bars: Logical. Show error bars.
neutrality_line: Logical. Add a horizontal neutrality line at 50.
point_images: Optional named list mapping group levels to image file paths (PNG recommended). When supplied, the point markers are replaced with the corresponding images, and the legend labels are updated to show the matching image alongside the group name when ggtext is installed. Example: list(Democrat = "logos/dem.png", Republican = "logos/rep.png").
image_size: Numeric. Size of images when point_images is used. Passed to ggimage::geom_image(). Defaults to 0.04.
image_nudge_x: Numeric. Horizontal offset applied to point images only. Defaults to 0.
image_nudge_y: Numeric. Vertical offset applied to point images only. Defaults to 0.
image_jitter_width: Numeric. Horizontal jitter width applied to point images only. Defaults to 0.
image_jitter_height: Numeric. Vertical jitter height applied to point images only. Defaults to 0.
facet: The variable by which to facet grid.
facet_ncol: Optional numeric value passed to ggplot2::facet_wrap() as ncol when facet is supplied.
facets.order: Specifies the desired display order of facet panels. Either provide the levels directly, or a string: "increasing" or "decreasing", to order panels based on the average value of the y variable, or "string.length" to order panels by facet label length. Defaults to "increasing".

Value

A ggplot2 object.

Examples

plot_chapters_over_time(
  toy_sim_results,
  dv = "delta_outgroup",
  group = "party",
  facet = "book",
  y_label = "Outgroup change"
)
#> Scale for shape is already present.
#> Adding another scale for shape, which will replace the existing scale.