I am trying to write a script that plots violin plot without explicitly describing the levels of the plot. lets say: x1=c(x11,x22,....,x1n), x2=c(x21,x22,...,x2m), ... xp=(xl1,....,xlj). If I had the number of levels in advance I could have enterend: violin(x1,x2,...,xp). However, I can't (the number of levels (p) is defined is a variable). I am tried to put it in datastrucre (x=list(x1,x2,...xp) and than do violin(x). But it did not work. is there someway else to put the vector in some data structure that could be passed to violin().
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It's not clear what your problem is nor what package `violin()` is from. Please post a reproducible example. – RoyalTS Mar 18 '17 at 18:48
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That said, `ggplot2`'s `geom_violin()` might be worth looking at. – RoyalTS Mar 18 '17 at 18:48
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Are your variables in a useful structure like a list? Because `do.call(what = violin, args = list_of_x)` seems to be what you want. – Gregor Thomas Mar 18 '17 at 18:53