Plot Health ICD-10 Profile Using Radar Chart — plot_health_icd10

Creates a radar chart visualization of ICD-10 diagnosis class distributions across exposure groups. Typically used with the output of `classify_icd10_profile()`.

Usage

plot_health_icd10_profile(
  data,
  colors_exposure_groups = c("#5BC0DE", "#D9534F"),
  colors_exposure_groups_shade = c("#5BC0DE66", "#D9534F66")
)

Arguments

data: A data frame in wide format as returned by `classify_icd10_profile()`, with exposure group rows (e.g., "exposure", "no exposure") and ICD-10 classes as columns. The first two rows must be artificial "Max" and "Min" rows with values 100 and 0 for scaling the radar chart.
colors_exposure_groups: A character vector of base colors (hex codes) used for the exposure groups. Defaults to `c("#5BC0DE", "#D9534F")`.
colors_exposure_groups_shade: A character vector of semi-transparent versions of the base colors, used for the shaded area in the radar chart. Defaults to `c("#5BC0DE66", "#D9534F66")`.

Value

No return value. The function creates a radar chart plot in the current graphics device.

Details

The function: - Uses the `fmsb::radarchart()` function to draw the chart - Draws one polygon per exposure group with colored borders and shaded fills - Adds a custom legend matching group names to colors

The chart is automatically displayed with a custom layout, axis labels, and color styling. If called within a Shiny app, a progress bar is shown using `withProgress()`.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
data_final <- classify_icd10_profile(data = dpop, diagnoses = diagnoses,
                                     exposure_icd10 = "^E11",
                                     exposure_src = c("hilmo", "avohilmo"))
plot_health_icd10_profile(data_final)
} # }