Radar Chart for Relative Rigor Score — RRS

This function generates a radar chart that visualizes the rigor profile for a given applicant's data.

Usage

RRS_radarchart(
  RRS,
  overall_score = FALSE,
  minimal = FALSE,
  show.legend = FALSE,
  show.n_pub = TRUE,
  show.years = TRUE,
  base_size = 14,
  scale = "area"
)

Arguments

RRS: The output from the compute_RRS function.
overall_score: Show the overall score in the plot?
minimal: If TRUE, a very simple chart without any legends is drawn
show.legend: Show the legend to the right?
show.n_pub: Show the number of publication on which the chart is based?
show.years: Show a mini histogram to the right with the publication years?
base_size: Base font size
scale: Should the sectors be filled in a "linear" way (i.e., 50% is 50% of the radial height), or to the "area" (i.e., 50% is 50% of the area). Default = "area".

Value

A radar chart visualizing the rigor profile for the applicant, showing the distribution of scores across different dimensions.

Examples

radar_dat <- data.frame(
  dimension = c("Open Data", "Open Materials", "Preregistration",
    "Reproducible Code \n& Verification", "Theorizing \n& Formal Modeling"),
  max_points = rep(10, 5),
  rel_score=c(1, 0.75, 0.5, 0.25, 0.1),
  xstart = 0:4,
  xend = 1:5,
  xmid=0:4 + 0.5
)
RRS <- list(radar_dat=radar_dat, overall_score=0.5, n_papers=4, publication_years=c(2004, 2007, 2015, 2015))
RRS_radarchart(RRS)

RRS_radarchart(RRS, scale="linear")