summary.inDep | R Documentation |
The 'summary' and 'plot' methods outlined here support the quick description of an 'inDep' object.
## S3 method for class 'inDep'
summary(object, ...)
## S3 method for class 'inDep'
plot(
x,
...,
which = 1:5,
border = "black",
buffer = 0.01,
dropPoints = FALSE,
colrng = c("steelblue", "white", "firebrick"),
nbr = NA,
pch = "."
)
object |
'inDep' object to summarize |
... |
additional arguments to pass on to the method |
x |
object with class 'inDep' |
which |
indices of binnings to display from 'x', where binnings are ordered by increasing p-value |
border |
colour of borders to be drawn on the binnings |
buffer |
relative width of empty space separating categories |
dropPoints |
logical: should points be dropped for the plot of the binnings? |
colrng |
colour range to be passed to 'residualFill' for plotting |
nbr |
number of breaks to be passed to 'residualFill' for plotting |
pch |
point type passed to plot |
Methods
For each index in 'which', this function produces a row of three plots. The first plot is the raw data, the second plot is the ranks of the data, and the final plot is the binning contained in the 'inDep' object.
Nothing for the plot method, while summary quietly returns a summary of 'inDep'
summary(inDep)
: Summary method for 'inDep'
plot(inDep)
: Plot method for 'inDep'
Chris Salahub
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