Event Sequence Plotting Functions

Sequenzo provides three dedicated plotting functions for event-sequence analysis.

1) plot_event_parallel_coordinates()

• What it does: Parallel-coordinate visualization of event ordering patterns.
• R counterpart: TraMineR::seqpcplot() / TraMineR::seqplot(type="pc")
• Docs: plot_event_parallel_coordinates

2) plot_subsequence_group_contrasts()

• What it does: Group contrast visualization for discriminating subsequences.
• R counterpart: TraMineR S3 plot.subseqelistchisq()
• Docs: plot_subsequence_group_contrasts

3) plot_event_dynamics()

• What it does: Survival-style or binned event-rate visualization of event timing patterns.
• R counterpart: TraMineRextras::seqedplot()
• Docs: plot_event_dynamics

See Also

• Event Sequences Introduction explains the workflow and data structures.
• Quickstart Example shows a complete event-mining run.
• Helper Functions lists supporting utilities.

Authors

Code: Yuqi Liang

Documentation: Yuqi Liang

Reference

Ritschard, G., Bürgin, R., & Studer, M. (2013). Exploratory Mining of Life Event Histories. In J. J. McArdle & G. Ritschard (Eds.), Contemporary Issues in Exploratory Data Mining in the Behavioral Sciences (pp. 221–253). Routledge.