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Plot survey vs. target fit by group

plot_weight_fit.Rd

Visualizes differences between survey and target data by zone group, with options for confidence intervals and color thresholds. Use to assess fit and highlight large discrepancies in weighting.

Usage

plot_weight_fit(
  data,
  settings,
  title = "",
  ylim = NULL,
  big_threshold = 25,
  small_color = "rosybrown",
  big_color = "#e96666",
  group_names,
  survey_ci = FALSE,
  target_ci = FALSE,
  ci_level = 0.9,
  facet_aspect = 5
)

Arguments

data

data.table. Output of calc_weight_fit with fit columns.

settings

list. Settings object with target configuration.

title

character(1). Plot title.

ylim

numeric(1), optional. Y-axis limit (default NULL).

big_threshold

numeric(1). Threshold for large differences (default 25).

small_color

character(1). Color for small differences.

big_color

character(1). Color for large differences.

group_names

character vector. Zone groups to plot.

survey_ci

logical(1). Add survey confidence interval.

target_ci

logical(1). Add target confidence interval.

ci_level

numeric(1). Confidence interval level (default 0.9).

facet_aspect

numeric(1). Aspect ratio for facets (height/width).

Value

ggplot object. Plot of fit by group.

Details

  • Plots percent difference between survey and target for each group.

  • Highlights large differences above threshold.

  • Optionally adds survey and target confidence intervals.

  • Dynamically sets y-axis limits if not provided.

  • Returns ggplot object for further customization or saving.

  • Assumes input is output of calc_weight_fit.

Settings

Used for target configuration and labeling.

See also

calc_weight_fit

Examples

## Not run:
plot_weight_fit(data, settings, group_names = c('A', 'B'))
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