Enhance Your Categorical Data Visualizations with Statistical Insights

Are you looking to take your categorical data visualizations to the next level? The ggpiestats() function from the ggstatsplot package is here to help! This powerful tool creates informative pie charts for categorical or nominal variables while seamlessly integrating results from contingency table analysis right into the plot’s subtitle.

Key Features of ggpiestats()

✔️ Effective Categorical Visualization: The ggpiestats() function displays the proportions of categories clearly, allowing you to visualize the distribution of your data and make meaningful comparisons between groups. This feature is essential for anyone looking to convey categorical data effectively.

✔️ Built-In Statistical Testing: One of the standout features of ggpiestats() is its inclusion of statistical testing results. It conducts Pearson’s chi-squared test for between-subjects designs or McNemar’s chi-squared test for within-subjects designs. Additionally, if you’re analyzing a single categorical variable, it displays the results from a one-sample proportion test (goodness of fit) directly in the chart’s subtitle, providing immediate context for your findings.

✔️ Customizable Design: Tailor your pie charts to fit your data presentation style by adjusting colors, labels, and layout. This flexibility ensures that your visualizations are not only informative but also polished and professional.

✔️ Seamless Integration with ggplot2: The ggpiestats() function works effortlessly with ggplot2, allowing you to leverage familiar syntax for customization and refinement. This integration makes it easy for anyone already using ggplot2 to incorporate advanced statistical insights into their visualizations.

The visualization showcased on the ggstatsplot package website illustrates how ggpiestats() effectively combines visual presentation with statistical testing, providing an engaging way to interpret categorical data.

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