Biplots | R Documentation |
Initialises a GUI with which to construct and interact with biplots.
Biplots(Data, groups = rep(1, nrow(Data)),
PointLabels = rownames(Data),
AxisLabels = colnames(Data), excel = NULL,
ExcelGroupsCol = 0)
Data |
A matrix or data frame of numerical data. Its n samples (observations) will be represented as points in the biplots; its p variables will be represented as calibrated biplot axes. |
groups |
A vector or factor of length n specifying the group membership of the samples. By default, all samples are taken to be from a single group. The group labels are taken from this argument, deprecated to 14 characters each. |
PointLabels |
A vector of length n specifying the point labels. By default, the point
labels are taken to be the row names of |
AxisLabels |
A vector of length p specifying the axis labels. By default, the axis
labels are taken to be the column names of |
excel |
Deprecated as from version 0.0-4.1. |
ExcelGroupsCol |
Deprecated as from version 0.0-4.1. |
Biplots()
is the sole function of the BiplotGUI package. The function
initialises the GUI for a particular data set. All further options are available
from within the GUI. The GUI features themselves are documented in a separate manual
available from the Help menu of the GUI. The manual is also included as a
vignette to the package.
Due to the removal of the xlsReadWrite package from CRAN, the direct import of data from Excel 1997-2003 files has been deprecated as from BiplotGUI 0.0-4.1. As an alternative mechanism, consider the RODBC package.
At present, BiplotGUI is intended to be run under Windows. In Windows, it runs marginally better in SDI mode, rather than MDI mode.
Author: Anthony la Grange.
Maintainer: Niel le Roux njlr@sun.ac.za, http://biplotgui.r-forge.r-project.org/
Gower JC, Hand DJ (1996). Biplots. Monographs on Statistics and Applied Probability. Chapman & Hall, London, UK.
data(Countries)
## Not run: Biplots(Data = Countries)
data(AntiqueFurniture)
## Not run: Biplots(Data = AntiqueFurniture[, -1],
groups = AntiqueFurniture[, 1])
## End(Not run)
data(FighterAircraft)
## Not run: Biplots(Data = FighterAircraft)
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