All functions

NAtoNone()

Converts all NA objects in a vector to "None"

NonetoNA()

Converts all "None" objects in a vector into NA

add_changepoints()

Adds changepoints annotations to a plotly plot.

add_edge()

Add a new edge to a visNetwork edge dataframe

add_node()

Add a new node to a visNetwork node dataframe

add_null_edge()

Adds a recursive null edge

app_server()

The application server-side

create_label()

Creates a 'label' array for a graphdf, given the columns that you want to include in the label and the seperator

create_label_individual()

Creates an individual label for an individual edge

details()

Create a details drop-down with the given summary and content

format_edge()

Takes in a row from a graph dataframe, returns that row formatted as R code

generate_visNetwork()

Generates a visNetwork from a list of nodes and edges

graph_to_R_code()

Takes in a graph dataframe, returns the graph formatted as R code

graphdf_to_visNetwork()

Turns a graph dataframe (from gfpop) into a list that can be read by visNetwork

inline_div()

Creates an inline block div component aligned top with the given width percentage

make_changepoint()

Make a changepoint data.table

make_changepoint_locs()

Make a vector of relative changepoint locations to use as input to gfpop's generateData function.

make_region()

Make a changeregion data.table

mod_analysis_server()

analysis Server Function

mod_home_server()

home Server Function

mod_home_server_core()

Core functionality of the home server function

modify_visNetwork()

Edits a visNetwork data based on the given command, consistent with the format of commands passed to the _graphChange observers in visNetwork-shiny

run_app()

Run the Shiny Application

select_graph_columns()

Selects the columns from this graph dataframe that are relevant to gfpop

update_visNetwork_edges()

Allows to update old visNetwork edges from a new gfpop graphdf, while only updating certain columns

visNetwork_to_graphdf()

Turns a list that can be read by visNetwork into graph dataframe (for gfpop)