Dotted charts can be made with the dotted_chart function. A dotted chart is a graph in which each activity instance is displayed with a point. The x-axis referce to the time aspect, while the y-axis refers to cases. The dotted chart function has 3 arguments

  • x: Either absolute (absolute time on x-axis) or relative (time difference since start case on x-axis)
  • y: The ordering of the cases along the y-axis: by start, end, or duration.
  • color: The attribute used to color the activity instances. Default to the activity type.

Static dotted charts

Below, you can see some examples for dotted charts with various configurations

patients %>%
    dotted_chart(x = "absolute", y = "start")
## Warning in deprecated_y_arg(sort, ...): Arguments y is deprecated. Use sort
## instead.

patients %>%
    dotted_chart(x = "absolute", y = "start", color = "employee")
## Warning in deprecated_y_arg(sort, ...): Arguments y is deprecated. Use sort
## instead.

patients %>%
    dotted_chart(x = "relative", y = "duration", color = "employee")
## Warning in deprecated_y_arg(sort, ...): Arguments y is deprecated. Use sort
## instead.

Interactive dotted charts

The function idotted_chart opens a shiny app which can be used to modify the arguments of the dotted chart interactively.