Visualizing missing cases and variables
To get a clear picture of the missingness across variables and cases, use gg_miss_var() and gg_miss_case(). These are the visual counterpart to miss_var_summary() and miss_case_summary().
These can be split up into multiple plots with one for each category by choosing a variable to facet by.
Questo esercizio fa parte del corso
Dealing With Missing Data in R
Istruzioni dell'esercizio
Using the riskfactors dataset:
- Visualize the number of missings in cases using
gg_miss_case(). - Explore the number of missings in cases using
gg_miss_case()and facet by the variableeducation. - Visualize the number of missings in variables using
gg_miss_var(). - Explore the number of missings in variables using
gg_miss_var()and facet by the variableeducation.
What do you notice in the visualizations of the whole data compared to the faceting?
esercizio interattivo pratico
Prova questo esercizio completando questo codice di esempio.
# Visualize the number of missings in cases using `gg_miss_case()`
gg_miss_case(___)
# Explore the number of missings in cases using `gg_miss_case()`
# and facet by the variable `education`
gg_miss_case(___, facet = ___)
# Visualize the number of missings in variables using `gg_miss_var()`
gg_miss_var(___)
# Explore the number of missings in variables using `gg_miss_var()`
# and facet by the variable `education`
___(___, facet = ___)