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plotCAR1 <- function( objname, numcols=64, col=rev(terrain.colors(numcols)),
cardims,
rev.inds=c(FALSE,FALSE), title=c("Raw data","Estimated underlying truth"), sub=NULL )
{
#
# objname: output object from CARramps.fit
# numcols: number of color shades
# col: color palette for image; if default is overridden, then
# numcols must have same explicit numerical value as in numcols argument
# plotdim: CAR1 matrix in Q list
# cardims: number of rows and colums of data in CAR1; same as in "content"
# part of Q list
# rev.inds: vector of two logicals. If rev.inds[i] is TRUE, reverse the
# indices in plotdim[i] before plotting
# blocks: which levels of the other dimension to loop over
# NULL means all; otherwise specify as vector of indices
# animate: if TRUE, there will be an animated paulse of length intv seconds
# between plot displays; if FALSE, user is prompted to press enter
# between plots
# title: character vector of length 2; title[1] is title for first plot,
# and title[2] for second plot.
# titles
plotdim <- 1
blocks <- 1
errors <- 0
if(!(length(title) ==2))
if ((length(objname$n) == 1))
{
print("Not a CAR1; cannot plot with plotCAR1.")
errors <- 1
}
if( !errors )
{
#require(fields)
l <- objname$n
if( is.null(blocks) )
blocks <- 1:l[ (1:2)[-plotdim] ] # 1 through length of other dim
#mybreaks <- quantile(c(objname$y, objname$phi$phimean),
# seq(0, 1, length = numcols + 1))
myrange <- range( c(objname$y, objname$phi$phimean) )
mybreaks <- seq(myrange[1], myrange[2], length = numcols + 1)
rangea <- list()
for(i in 1:2)
rangea[[i]] <- 1:cardims[i]
nrow <- cardims[1]
blocksize <- cardims[1] * cardims[2]
par(mfrow=c(1,2))
# X11(width=8, height=6)
for(j in blocks)
{
rangea[[3]] <- ( (j-1) * blocksize + 1): (j * blocksize)
if( !(is.null(sub)))
cursub <- sub[j]
else
cursub <- NULL
plotem(rangea[[1]],rangea[[2]],objname, rangea[[3]], nrow,numcols,
col, rev.inds, mybreaks, title, cursub)
} # for j in blocks
} # if ! errors
}
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