View source: R/grid_onefactor.R
grid.onefactor | R Documentation |
group graphs of the output of simple experiments into dic, dbc or dql. It is possible to group up to 6 graphs in different arrangements (see model argument)
grid.onefactor(output, model = "type1")
output |
Vector with the outputs of the DIC, DBC or DQL functions |
model |
Graph arrangement model, see in detail. |
- 'type1': Two graphs next to each other - 'type2': Two graphs one below the other - 'type3': Three graphs, two top and one centered below - 'type4': Three graphs one below the other - 'type5': Four graphs, two at the top and two at the bottom - 'type6': Four graphs one below the other - 'type7': Five graphs, two at the top, two in the middle and one centered at the bottom - 'type8': Five graphs, three at the top, two centered at the bottom - 'type9': Six graphs, three at the top, three centered at the bottom - 'type10': Six graphs, two at the top, two in the middle and two at the bottom
returns grouped graphs
Gabriel Danilo Shimizu, shimizu@uel.br
Leandro Simoes Azeredo Goncalves
Rodrigo Yudi Palhaci Marubayashi
data("pomegranate")
attach(pomegranate)
a=DIC(trat, WL, geom = "point", ylab = "WL")
b=DIC(trat, SS, geom = "point", ylab="SS")
c=DIC(trat, AT, geom = "point", ylab = "AT")
grid.onefactor(c(a,b),model = "type1")
grid.onefactor(c(a,b),model = "type2")
grid.onefactor(c(a,b,c),model = "type3")
grid.onefactor(c(a,b,c),model = "type4")
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