Time series plot
Description
Plots time series of covariates, case counts, or incidence rates.
plot_timeseries(
data,
var,
time,
type = "cov",
pop = NULL,
pt = 1e+05,
area = NULL,
aggregate_space = NULL,
aggregate_time = NULL,
aggregate_space_fun = "mean",
aggregate_time_fun = "mean",
facet = FALSE,
highlight = NULL,
transform = "identity",
title = NULL,
var_label = NULL,
legend = NULL,
ylab = NULL,
xlab = NULL,
free_y_scale = FALSE,
palette = NULL
)Arguments
data: Data frame containing equally spaced (daily, weekly, monthly) covariate or disease case observations for one or multiple locations.var: Name of the column identifying the variable to be plotted.time: Name of the variable that identifies the temporal dimension of the data frame. Its values must be in date format (“yyyy-mm-dd”) representing the day of observation for daily data, the first day of the week for weekly, or the first day of the month for monthly observations.type: Character that specifies the type of variable invar. Possible values include ‘cov’ (covariate, default), ‘counts’ (case counts), and ‘inc’ (case incidence). Iftype='inc',popis required.pop: Character identifying the variable name for population. Only needed iftype='inc'.pt: Numerical only used fortype='inc'. It represents the scale of the person-time (default 100,000) for incidence rates.area: Name of variable that identifies the different locations (e.g., areal units) for which a time series is available.aggregate_space: Name of variable used to define spatial aggregation groups.aggregate_time: Temporal scale used to perform temporal aggregation. Options are: “week” (ISO 8601), “month”, “year”.aggregate_space_fun: Character indicating the function to be used in the aggregation over space fortype="cov". Options are “mean” (default), “median”, “sum”. For case counts and incidence, “sum” is always applied.aggregate_time_fun: Character indicating the function to be used in the aggregation over time fortype="cov". Options are “mean” (default), “median”, “sum”. For case counts and incidence, “sum” is always applied.facet: If TRUE a separate time series for each space unit is plotted in different facets.highlight: ID of theareato be highlighted. Using this option will only color the selected spatial unit and set all the rest to grey.transform: Character, defaults to “identity” (i.e., no transformation). Transforms the y-axis for better visualization. Useful options include “log10p1”log10(x+1)useful for case counts and incidence with 0s, or any of the in-built ggplot2 options such as “log10”log10(x), “log1p”log(x+1), and “sqrt”sqrt(x)(check all possible options using?scale_y_continuous).title: Optional title of the plot.var_label: Character with a custom name for the case or covariate variable.legend: Character with a custom name for the legend.ylab: Label for the y-axis.xlab: Label for the x-axis.free_y_scale: Logical, default FALSE. Allows different scales in the y_axis when facets are used.palette: GHR, RColorBrewer or colorspace palette (e.g. “Purp”). Single R colors incolors()or hex codes can be used for single time series or facets. Use “-” before the palette name (e.g., “-Reds”) to reverse it. Defaults to a dark green whenareais NULL, whenfacetis TRUE or whenhighlightis used (i.e. single time series), otherwise defaults to the “IDE2” palette.
Returns
A ggplot2 time series plot.
See Also
plot_timeseries2 for dual-axis time series plots.
Examples
# Load data
data("dengue_MS")
# Plotting a covariate, all areas in a single graph
plot_timeseries(dengue_MS,
var = "tmin",
time = "date",
type = "cov",
area = "micro_code",
title = "Minimun Temperature")
# Plotting a covariate with space aggregation and different facets
plot_timeseries(dengue_MS,
var = "tmin",
time = "date",
type = "cov",
area = "micro_code",
aggregate_space = "meso_code",
aggregate_space_fun = "mean",
facet = TRUE,
var_label= "Minimum Temperature",
palette = "violetred")
# Plotting counts, highlight a single area
plot_timeseries(dengue_MS,
var = "dengue_cases",
time = "date",
type = "counts",
pop = "population",
area = "micro_code",
title= "Dengue cases",
highlight = "50001")
# Plot disease counts (log scale) with temporal and spatial aggregation
plot_timeseries(dengue_MS,
var = "dengue_cases",
time = "date",
type = "counts",
area = "micro_code",
aggregate_space = "meso_code",
aggregate_time = "year",
title = "Yearly Cases",
transform = "log10")
# Plot incidence for 1,000 people with a Brewer palette and log y axis
plot_timeseries(dengue_MS,
var = "dengue_cases",
time = "date",
type = "inc",
pop = "population",
area = "micro_code",
pt = 1000,
transform = "log10p1")