Help for package vismi

Type:

Package

Title:

Visual Diagnostics for Multiple Imputation

Version:

1.0.0

Description:

A comprehensive suite of static and interactive visual diagnostics for assessing the quality of multiply-imputed data obtained from packages such as 'mixgb' and 'mice'. The package supports inspection of distributional characteristics, diagnostics based on masking observed values and comparing them with re-imputed values, and convergence diagnostics.

URL:

https://agnesdeng.github.io/vismi/

BugReports:

https://github.com/agnesdeng/vismi/issues

License:

GPL (≥ 3)

Encoding:

UTF-8

Language:

en-GB

LazyData:

true

Depends:

R (≥ 4.3.0)

Imports:

cli, data.table, dplyr, GGally, ggplot2 (≥ 4.0.1), ggtext, gridExtra, ggridges, patchwork, plotly, purrr, rlang, stats, scales, tidyr, trelliscopejs

Suggests:

mice, mixgb (≥ 2.2.3), ranger

RoxygenNote:

7.3.3

NeedsCompilation:

Packaged:

2026-07-24 08:40:08 UTC; agnes

Author:

Yongshi Deng

[aut, cre], Thomas Lumley [ths]

Maintainer:

Yongshi Deng <agnes.yongshideng@gmail.com>

Repository:

CRAN

Date/Publication:

2026-07-24 09:20:02 UTC

vismi: Visual Diagnostics for Multiple Imputation

Description

Author(s)

Maintainer: Yongshi Deng agnes.yongshideng@gmail.com (ORCID)

Other contributors:

Thomas Lumley t.lumley@auckland.ac.nz [thesis advisor]

References

Yongshi Deng, Thomas Lumley. (2026), vismi: Visual Diagnostics for Multiple Imputation, R package version 1.0.0

Precomputed mixgb imputed datasets for 'newborn'

Description

A small precomputed list object containing 5 imputed datasets generated by 'mixgb::mixgb()' on the 'newborn' example data. This dataset is included so that users can run plotting examples without installing 'mixgb'.

Usage

data(imp_newborn)

Format

A list of 5 data.frames (each a completed dataset) created by 'mixgb::mixgb()' in development.

Source

Generated during package development with 'mixgb::mixgb()'.

Precomputed mixgb imputed datasets for 'nhanes3'

Description

A small precomputed list object containing 5 imputed datasets generated by 'mixgb::mixgb()' on the 'nhanes3' example data. This dataset is included so that users can run plotting examples without installing 'mixgb'.

Usage

data(imp_nhanes3)

Format

A list of 5 data.frames (each a completed dataset) created by 'mixgb::mixgb()' in development.

Source

Generated during package development with 'mixgb::mixgb()'.

NHANES III (1988-1994) newborn data

Description

This dataset is extracted from the NHANES III (1988-1994) for the age class Newborn (under 1 year). Please note that this example dataset only contains selected variables and is for demonstration purposes only.

Usage

data(newborn)

Format

A data frame of 2107 rows and 16 variables, adapted from the NHANES III dataset. Nine variables contain missing values. Variable names and factor levels have been renamed for clarity and easier interpretation.

household_size: Household size. An integer variable ranging from 1 to 10. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is HSHSIZER.
age_months: Age at interview (screener), in months. An integer variable ranging from 2 to 11. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is HSAGEIR.
sex: Sex of the subject. A factor variable with levels Male and Female. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is HSSEX.
race: Race of the subject. A factor variable with levels White, Black, and Other. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is DMARACER.
ethnicity: Ethnicity of the subject. A factor variable with levels Mexican-American, Other Hispanic, and Not Hispanic. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is DMAETHNR.
race_ethinicity: Combined race–ethnicity classification. A factor variable with levels Non-Hispanic White, Non-Hispanic Black, Mexican-American, and Other. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is DMARETHN.
head_circumference_cm: Head circumference, in centimetres. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPHEAD.
recumbent_length_cm: Recumbent length, in centimetres. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPRECUM.
first_subscapular_skinfold_mm: First subscapular skinfold thickness, in millimetres. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPSB1.
second_subscapular_skinfold_mm: Second subscapular skinfold thickness, in millimetres. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPSB2.
first_triceps_skinfold_mm: First triceps skinfold thickness, in millimetres. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPTR1.
second_triceps_skinfold_mm: Second triceps skinfold thickness, in millimetres. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPTR2.
weight_kg: Body weight, in kilograms. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPWT.
poverty_income_ratio: Poverty income ratio. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is DMPPIR.
smoke: Whether anyone living in the household smokes cigarettes inside the home. A factor variable with levels Yes and No. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is HFF1.
health: General health status of the subject. An ordered factor with levels Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, and Poor. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is HYD1.

Source

https://wwwn.cdc.gov/nchs/nhanes/nhanes3/datafiles.aspx

References

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). National Center for Health Statistics. Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988-1994): Multiply Imputed Data Set. CD-ROM, Series 11, No. 7A. Hyattsville, MD: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2001. Includes access software: Adobe Systems, Inc. Acrobat Reader version 4.

A small subset of the NHANES III (1988-1994) newborn data

Description

This dataset is a small subset of newborn. It is for demonstration purposes only. More information on NHANES III data can be found on https://wwwn.cdc.gov/Nchs/Data/Nhanes3/7a/doc/mimodels.pdf

Usage

data(nhanes3)

Format

A data frame of 500 rows and 6 variables. Three variables have missing values.

age_months: Age at interview (screener), in months. An integer variable ranging from 2 to 11. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is HSAGEIR.
sex: Sex of the subject. A factor variable with levels Male and Female. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is HSSEX.
ethnicity: Ethnicity of the subject. A factor variable with levels Mexican-American, Other Hispanic, and Not Hispanic. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is DMAETHNR.
head_circumference_cm: Head circumference, in centimetres. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPHEAD.
recumbent_length_cm: Recumbent length, in centimetres. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPRECUM.
weight_kg: Body weight, in kilograms. Numeric. The original variable name in the NHANES III dataset is BMPWT.

Source

https://wwwn.cdc.gov/nchs/nhanes/nhanes3/datafiles.aspx

References

Overimpute main function

Description

Overimp main function to call different imputation methods.

Usage

overimp(
  data,
  m = 5,
  p = 0.2,
  test_ratio = 0,
  method = "mixgb",
  seed = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

data

A data frame with missing values.

m

The number of imputation.

p

The extra proportion of missing values.

test_ratio

The proportion of test set. Default is 0, meaning no test set.

method

The imputation method to use. One of "mixgb" (default), "mice" (mice with default per-variable methods), "mice-cart" (mice with classification and regression trees), or "mice-ranger" (mice with random forests via the ranger engine).

seed

Random seed.

...

Other arguments to be passed into the overimp function.

Value

An overimp object containing imputed training, test data (if applicable) and essential parameters required for plotting.

Examples

if (requireNamespace("mixgb", quietly = TRUE)) {
  # nthread is capped at 2 to comply with CRAN policy on shared check machines
  obj <- overimp(data = nhanes3, m = 3, p = 0.2, test_ratio = 0.2, method = "mixgb",
                  xgb.params = list(nthread = 2))
}

print method for vismi objects

Description

vismi Print method for vismi objects

Usage

## S3 method for class 'vismi'
print(x, ...)

Arguments

x

An object of class 'vismi' created by the vismi.data.frame() function.

...

Additional arguments (not used).

Value

A vismi object, returned invisibly.

Trelliscope Visualisation of Distributional Characteristics

Description

Generates a Trelliscope display for distributional characteristics across all variables.

Usage

trellis_vismi(
  data,
  imp_list,
  m = NULL,
  imp_idx = NULL,
  integerAsFactor = FALSE,
  title = "auto",
  subtitle = "auto",
  color_pal = NULL,
  marginal_x = "box+rug",
  nrow = 2,
  ncol = 4,
  path = NULL,
  verbose = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

data

A data frame containing the original data with missing values.

imp_list

A list of imputed data frames.

m

An integer specifying the number of imputed datasets to plot. It should be smaller than length(imp_list). Default is NULL (plot all).

imp_idx

A vector of integers specifying the indices of imputed datasets to plot. Default is NULL (plot all).

integerAsFactor

A logical value indicating whether to treat integer variables as factors (TRUE) or numeric (FALSE). Default is FALSE.

title

A string specifying the title of the plot. Default is "auto" (automatic title based on x,y,z input). If NULL, no title is shown.

subtitle

A string specifying the subtitle of the plot. Default is "auto" (automatic subtitle based on x,y,z input). If NULL, no subtitle is shown.

color_pal

A named vector of colors for different imputation sets. If NULL (default), a default color palette is used.

marginal_x

A character string specifying the type of marginal plot to add for the x variable in 2D plots. Options are "hist", "box", "rug", "box+rug", or NULL (default, no marginal plot) when interactive = TRUE. Options are "box", "rug", "box+rug", or NULL (default, no marginal plot) when interactive = FALSE.

nrow

Number of rows in the Trelliscope display. Default is 2.

ncol

Number of columns in the Trelliscope display. Default is 4.

path

Optional path to save the Trelliscope display. If NULL, the display will not be saved to disk.

verbose

A logical value indicating whether to print extra information. Default is FALSE.

...

Additional arguments passed to the underlying plotting functions, such as point_size, alpha, nbins, width, and boxpoints.

Value

A Trelliscope display object visualising distributional characteristics for all variables.

Examples

trellis_vismi(data = nhanes3, imp_list = imp_nhanes3, marginal_x = "box")

Trelliscope Visualisation of Convergence Diagnostics

Description

Generates a Trelliscope display for convergence diagnostics across all variables.

Usage

trellis_vismi_converge(
  obj,
  tick_vals = NULL,
  color_pal = NULL,
  title = "auto",
  subtitle = "auto",
  nrow = 2,
  ncol = 4,
  path = NULL,
  verbose = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

obj

An object of class 'mixgb' or 'mids' containing intermediate imputed result for each iteration.

tick_vals

A numeric vector specifying the tick values for the x-axis (iterations). If NULL, default tick values will be used.

color_pal

A vector of colors to use for the imputation lines. If NULL, default colors will be used.

title

A string specifying the title of the plot. If NULL, no title is shown. If "auto", a title will be generated based on the input. Default is "auto".

subtitle

A string specifying the subtitle of the plot. If NULL, no subtitle is shown. If "auto", a title will be generated based on the input. Default is "auto".

nrow

Number of rows in the Trelliscope display. Default is 2.

ncol

Number of columns in the Trelliscope display. Default is 4.

path

Optional path to save the Trelliscope display. If NULL, the display will not be saved to disk.

verbose

A logical value indicating whether to print extra information. Default is FALSE.

...

Additional arguments to customize the Trelliscope display.

Value

A Trelliscope display object visualising convergence diagnostics for all variables.

Examples

if (requireNamespace("mixgb", quietly = TRUE)) {
  library(mixgb)
  set.seed(2026)
  # Please set maxit to be a higher value (e.g. maxit = 20) for convergence checks
  # (maxit is small here to keep the example fast for CRAN checks)
  # nthread is capped at 2 to comply with CRAN policy on shared check machines
  mixgb_obj <- mixgb(data = nhanes3, m = 3, maxit = 3, pmm.type = "auto", save.models = TRUE,
                      xgb.params = list(nthread = 2))
  trellis_vismi_converge(obj = mixgb_obj)
}

Trelliscope Visualisation of Overimputation Diagnostics

Description

Generates a Trelliscope display for overimputation diagnostics across all variables.

Usage

trellis_vismi_overimp(
  obj,
  m = NULL,
  imp_idx = NULL,
  integerAsFactor = FALSE,
  title = "auto",
  subtitle = "auto",
  num_plot = "cv",
  fac_plot = "cv",
  train_color_pal = NULL,
  test_color_pal = NULL,
  stack_y = FALSE,
  diag_color = "white",
  seed = 2025,
  nrow = 2,
  ncol = 4,
  path = NULL,
  verbose = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

obj

An object of class 'overimp' containing imputed datasets and parameters.

m

A single positive integer specifying the number of imputed datasets to plot. It should be smaller than the total number of imputed datasets in the object. Default is NULL ( plot all).

imp_idx

A vector of integers specifying the indices of imputed datasets to plot. Default is NULL (plot all).

integerAsFactor

A logical indicating whether integer variables should be treated as factors. Default is FALSE (treated as numeric).

title

A string specifying the title of the plot. Default is "auto" (automatic title). If NULL, no title is shown.

subtitle

A string specifying the subtitle of the plot. Default is "auto" (automatic subtitle). If NULL, no subtitle is shown.

num_plot

A character string specifying the type of plot for numeric variables. Options are "cv" (cross-validation), "ridge", or "density". Default is "cv".

fac_plot

A character string specifying the type of plot for categorical variables. Options are "cv" (cross-validation), "bar", or "dodge". Default is "cv".

train_color_pal

A vector of colors for the training data. If NULL, default colors will be used.

test_color_pal

A vector of colors for the test data. If NULL, default colors will be used.

stack_y

A logical indicating whether to stack y-values in the plots. Default is FALSE.

diag_color

A color specification for the diagonal line in the plots. Default is NULL.

seed

An integer seed for reproducibility. Default is 2025.

nrow

Number of rows in the Trelliscope display. Default is 2.

ncol

Number of columns in the Trelliscope display. Default is 4.

path

Optional path to save the Trelliscope display. If NULL, the display will not be saved to disk.

verbose

A logical value indicating whether to print extra information. Default is FALSE.

...

Additional arguments to customize the plots, such as point_size, xlim, ylim.

Value

A Trelliscope display object visualising overimputation diagnostics for all variables.

Examples

if (requireNamespace("mixgb", quietly = TRUE)) {
  # nthread is capped at 2 to comply with CRAN policy on shared check machines
  obj <- overimp(data = nhanes3, m = 3, p = 0.2, test_ratio = 0, method = "mixgb",
                  xgb.params = list(nthread = 2))
  trellis_vismi_overimp(obj = obj, stack_y = TRUE)
}

Visualise Multiple Imputations Through Distributional Characteristics

Description

This function provides visual diagnostic tools for assessing multiply imputed datasets created with 'mixgb' or other imputers through inspecting the distributional characteristics of imputed variables. It supports 1D, 2D, and 3D visualisations for numeric and categorical variables using either interactive or static plots.

Usage

vismi(
  data,
  imp_list,
  x = NULL,
  y = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  m = NULL,
  imp_idx = NULL,
  interactive = FALSE,
  integerAsFactor = FALSE,
  title = "auto",
  subtitle = "auto",
  color_pal = NULL,
  plotly_style = list(),
  gg_style = list(),
  marginal_x = "box+rug",
  marginal_y = NULL,
  verbose = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

data

A data frame containing the original data with missing values.

imp_list

A list of imputed data frames.

x

A character string specifying the name of the variable to plot on the x axis. Default is NULL.

y

A character string specifying the name of the variable to plot on the y axis. Default is NULL.

z

A character string specifying the name of the variable to plot on the z axis. Default is NULL.

m

An integer specifying the number of imputed datasets used for visualisation. It should be smaller than length(imp_list). Default is NULL (plot all).

imp_idx

A vector of integers specifying the indices of imputed datasets to plot. Default is NULL (plot all).

interactive

A logical value indicating whether to create an interactive plotly plot (TRUE by default) or a static ggplot2 plot (FALSE).

integerAsFactor

A logical value indicating whether to treat integer variables as factors (TRUE) or numeric (FALSE). Default is FALSE.

title

A string specifying the title of the plot. Default is "auto" (automatic title based on x,y,z input). If NULL, no title is shown.

subtitle

A string specifying the subtitle of the plot. Default is "auto" (automatic subtitle based on x,y,z input). If NULL, no subtitle is shown.

color_pal

A named vector of colors for different imputation sets. If NULL (default), a default color palette is used.

plotly_style

A named list of style overrides for interactive (interactive = TRUE) plots. Unrecognised keys are silently ignored. Default is list() (use all defaults). Valid keys:

title_size: Title font size (default 20).
title_color: Title colour (default "#242429").
title_font: Title font family (default "Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif").
axis_title_size: Axis title font size (default 14).
axis_title_font: Axis title font family (default "Arial Black").
axis_title_color: Axis title colour (default "#35353d").
plot_bgcolor: Background colour of the plot area (default "#f2f7fc").
paper_bgcolor: Background colour of the full figure (default "#fff").
gridcolor: Grid line colour (default "#999").

Additional keys for 3D numeric plots (x, y, z all numeric):

scene3d_domain_x: Numeric vector of length 2 defining the horizontal extent of the 3D scene on the paper (default c(0, 1), full width).
scene3d_domain_y: Numeric vector of length 2 defining the vertical extent of the 3D scene on the paper (default c(0.05, 0.95)).
scene3d_title_y: Vertical position of the title in paper coordinates (default 0.9). Decrease to move the title down and reduce the gap between the title and the 3D box.
scene3d_margin_t: Top margin in pixels (default 0).
scene3d_margin_r: Right margin in pixels (default 0).
scene3d_margin_b: Bottom margin in pixels (default 0).
scene3d_margin_l: Left margin in pixels (default 0).
scene3d_eye_x: Camera eye x position (default 1.25). Negative values flip the viewing direction.
scene3d_eye_y: Camera eye y position (default 1.25).
scene3d_eye_z: Camera eye z position (default 1.25). Smaller values lower the viewing angle; values near 0 give a near-horizontal view.

gg_style

A named list of style overrides for static (interactive = FALSE) plots. Unrecognised keys are silently ignored. Default is list() (use all defaults). Valid keys:

gg_title_size: Title font size (default 14).
gg_title_face: Title font face, e.g. "bold" (default).
title_color: Title colour (default "#242429").
gg_subtitle_size: Subtitle font size (default 14).
gg_subtitle_face: Subtitle font face (default "plain").
subtitle_color: Subtitle colour (default "#242429").
gg_axis_title_size: Axis title font size (default 10).
gg_axis_title_face: Axis title font face (default "bold").
axis_title_color: Axis title colour (default "#35353d").
gg_axis_text_size: Axis tick label font size (default 9).
panel_bg_fill: Panel background fill colour (default "gray95").
panel_bg_color: Panel background border colour (default NA).
strip_bg_fill: Facet strip background fill (default "gray85").
strip_bg_color: Facet strip background border colour (default NA).
grid_major_color: Major grid line colour (default "white").
grid_major_linewidth: Major grid line width (default 0.3).
grid_minor_color: Minor grid line colour (default "white").
grid_minor_linewidth: Minor grid line width (default 0.2).

marginal_x

A character string specifying the type of marginal plot to add for the x variable in 2D plots. Options are "hist", "box", "rug", "box+rug"(default), or NULL when interactive = TRUE. Options are "box", "rug", "box+rug"(default), or NULL when interactive = FALSE.

marginal_y

A character string specifying the type of marginal plot to add for the y variable in 2D plots. Options are "hist", "box", "rug", "box+rug", or NULL (default, no marginal plot) when interactive = TRUE. Options are "box", "rug", "box+rug", or NULL (default, no marginal plot) when interactive = FALSE.

verbose

A logical value indicating whether to print extra information. Default is FALSE.

...

Additional arguments passed to the underlying plotting functions, such as point_size, alpha, nbins, width, and boxpoints.

Value

A plotly or ggplot2 object visualising the multiply-imputed data.

Examples

vismi(data = nhanes3, imp_list = imp_nhanes3, x = "weight_kg", y = "head_circumference_cm", z="sex")

Visualise convergence diagnostics

Description

This function generates convergence diagnostic plots showing the mean and standard deviation (SD) of imputed values for a specified variable across iterations.

Usage

vismi_converge(
  obj,
  x,
  xlim = NULL,
  mean_lim = NULL,
  sd_lim = NULL,
  title = "auto",
  subtitle = "auto",
  tick_vals = NULL,
  color_pal = NULL,
  linewidth = 0.8,
  ...
)

Arguments

obj

A 'mixgb' object returned by mixgb() function or a 'mids' object returned by the mice() function.

x

The name of the variable to plot convergence for.

xlim

Optional numeric vector of length 2 specifying the x-axis limits for iterations.

mean_lim

Optional numeric vector of length 2 specifying the y-axis limits for mean values of the variable.

sd_lim

Optional numeric vector of length 2 specifying the y-axis limits for standard deviation values of the variable.

title

A string specifying the title of the plot. If NULL, no title is shown. If "auto", a title will be generated based on the input. Default is "auto".

subtitle

A string specifying the subtitle of the plot. If NULL, no subtitle is shown. If "auto", a title will be generated based on the input. Default is "auto".

tick_vals

Optional numeric vector specifying x-axis tick values for iterations.

color_pal

A vector of m color codes (e.g., hex codes). If NULL, default colors will be used.

linewidth

The line width for the plot lines. Default is 0.8.

...

Additional arguments.

Value

Two side-by-side ggplot2 object showing the mean and standard deviation (SD) of imputed values for a specified variable across iterations.

Examples

if (requireNamespace("mixgb", quietly = TRUE)) {
  library(mixgb)
  set.seed(2026)
  # Please set maxit to be a higher value (e.g. maxit = 20) for convergence checks
  # (maxit is small here to keep the example fast for CRAN checks)
  # nthread is capped at 2 to comply with CRAN policy on shared check machines
  mixgb_obj <- mixgb(data = nhanes3, m = 3, maxit = 3, pmm.type = "auto", save.models = TRUE,
                      xgb.params = list(nthread = 2))
  vismi_converge(obj = mixgb_obj, x = "recumbent_length_cm")
}

Visualise Multiple Imputation Through Overimputation

Description

This function provides overimputation diagnostics for assessing imputations generated by 'mice', 'mixgb' or other imputers. It supports evaluation on both training and test data.

Usage

vismi_overimp(
  obj,
  x = NULL,
  y = NULL,
  z = NULL,
  m = NULL,
  imp_idx = NULL,
  integerAsFactor = FALSE,
  title = "auto",
  subtitle = "auto",
  num_plot = "cv",
  fac_plot = "cv",
  train_color_pal = NULL,
  test_color_pal = NULL,
  stack_y = FALSE,
  diag_color = NULL,
  gg_style = list(),
  seed = 2025,
  ...
)

Arguments

obj

Overimputation object of class 'overimp' created by the overimp() function.

x

A character string specifying the name of the variable to plot on the x axis. Default is NULL.

y

A character string specifying the name of the variable to plot on the y axis. Default is NULL.

z

A character string specifying the name of the variable to plot on the z axis. Default is NULL.

m

A single positive integer specifying the number of imputed datasets to plot. It should be smaller than the total number of imputed datasets in the object.

imp_idx

A vector of integers specifying the indices of imputed datasets to plot.

integerAsFactor

A logical indicating whether integer variables should be treated as factors. Default is FALSE (treated as numeric).

title

A string specifying the title of the plot. Default is "auto" (automatic title based on x,y,z input). If NULL, no title is shown.

subtitle

A string specifying the subtitle of the plot. Default is "auto" (automatic subtitle based on x,y,z input). If NULL, no subtitle is shown.

num_plot

A character string specifying the type of plot for numeric variables.

fac_plot

A character string specifying the type of plot for categorical variables.

train_color_pal

A vector of colors for the training data. If NULL, default colors will be used.

test_color_pal

A vector of colors for the test data. If NULL, default colors will be used.

stack_y

A logical indicating whether to stack y values in certain plots. Default is FALSE.

diag_color

A character string specifying the color of the diagonal line in scatter plots. Default is NULL.

gg_style

A named list of style overrides. Supplied entries are merged onto the defaults, so only the keys you wish to change need to be given. Unrecognised keys are silently ignored. Default is list() (use all defaults). Valid keys:

title_color: Title colour (default "#242429").
title_size: Title font size (default 14).
title_face: Title font face, one of "plain" (default), "bold", "italic" or "bold.italic".
subtitle_color: Subtitle colour (default "#242429").
subtitle_size: Subtitle font size (default 14).
subtitle_face: Subtitle font face (default "plain").
axis_title_color: Axis title colour (default "#35353d").
axis_title_size: Axis title font size (default 10).
axis_title_face: Axis title font face (default "bold").
axis_text_size: Axis tick label font size (default 9).
axis_text_angle_x: Rotation of x-axis tick labels, in degrees (default 0).
axis_text_angle_y: Rotation of y-axis tick labels, in degrees (default 0).
panel_bg_fill: Panel background fill (default "gray95").
panel_bg_color: Panel border colour; NA (default) draws no border.
strip_bg_fill: Facet strip background fill (default "gray85").
strip_bg_color: Facet strip border colour; NA (default) draws no border.
strip_text_size: Facet strip label font size (default 8).
grid_major_color: Major grid line colour (default "white").
grid_major_linewidth: Major grid line width (default 0.3).
grid_minor_color: Minor grid line colour (default "white").
grid_minor_linewidth: Minor grid line width (default 0.2).

seed

An integer specifying the random seed for reproducibility. Default is 2025.

...

Additional arguments to customize the plots, such as position, point_size, linewidth, alpha, xlim, ylim, boxpoints, width.

Value

An overimp_plot object displaying the overimputation plots for training and test data (if users set test_ratio > 0 in the overimp() function.)

Examples

if (requireNamespace("mixgb", quietly = TRUE)) {
  # nthread is capped at 2 to comply with CRAN policy on shared check machines
  obj <- overimp(data = nhanes3, m = 3, p = 0.2, test_ratio = 0.2, method = "mixgb",
                  xgb.params = list(nthread = 2))
  vismi_overimp(obj = obj, x = "head_circumference_cm", num_plot = "cv")
}

Package {vismi}

vismi: Visual Diagnostics for Multiple Imputation

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Precomputed mixgb imputed datasets for 'newborn'

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Precomputed mixgb imputed datasets for 'nhanes3'

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NHANES III (1988-1994) newborn data

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A small subset of the NHANES III (1988-1994) newborn data

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Overimpute main function

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print method for vismi objects

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Trelliscope Visualisation of Distributional Characteristics

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Trelliscope Visualisation of Convergence Diagnostics

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Trelliscope Visualisation of Overimputation Diagnostics

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Visualise Multiple Imputations Through Distributional Characteristics

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Visualise convergence diagnostics

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Visualise Multiple Imputation Through Overimputation

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