graph.Rd
Render a graph based on a layout, and either nodes and edges, or a model object.
graph(...) # S3 method for default graph( edges, layout = NULL, nodes = NULL, rect_width = 1.2, rect_height = 0.8, ellipses_width = 1, ellipses_height = 1, variance_diameter = 0.8, spacing_x = 2, spacing_y = 2, text_size = 4, curvature = 60, angle = NULL, fix_coord = FALSE, ... ) # S3 method for lavaan graph(model, ...) # S3 method for mplus.model graph(model, ...)
... | Additional arguments passed to and from functions. |
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edges | Object of class 'tidy_edges', or a |
layout | A matrix (or data.frame) that describes the layout; see
|
nodes | Optional, object of class 'tidy_nodes', created with the
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rect_width | Width of rectangles (used to display observed variables), Default: 1.2 |
rect_height | Height of rectangles (used to display observed variables), Default: 0.8 |
ellipses_width | Width of ellipses (used to display latent variables), Default: 1 |
ellipses_height | Height of ellipses (used to display latent variables), Default: 1 |
variance_diameter | Diameter of variance circles, Default: .8 |
spacing_x | Spacing between columns of the graph, Default: 1 |
spacing_y | Spacing between rows of the graph, Default: 1 |
text_size | Point size of text, Default: 4 |
curvature | Curvature of curved edges. The curve is a circle segment
originating in a point that forms a triangle with the two connected points,
with angles at the two connected points equal to |
angle | Angle used to connect nodes by the top and bottom. Defaults to NULL, which means Euclidean distance is used to determine the shortest distance between node sides. A numeric value between 0-180 can be provided, where 0 means that only nodes with the same x-coordinates are connected top-to-bottom, and 180 means that all nodes are connected top-to-bottom. |
fix_coord | Whether or not to fix the aspect ratio of the graph. Does not work with multi-group or multilevel models. Default: FALSE. |
model | Instead of the edges argument, it is also possible to use the
model argument and pass an object for which a method exists (e.g.,
|
Object of class 'sem_graph'
The default interface simply Runs the functions
prepare_graph
and
plot
. The alternative interface first runs
get_nodes
and get_edges
on
the model
argument.