plotRange: Graphical representation of flow ranges and possible network...

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples

View source: R/plotRange.R

Description

The plotRange function allows the user to generate a plot illustrating the range of each flow, the parsimonious solution for each flow, the average of the flow value calculated using the (limListGen) function, each iteration calculated using the (limListGen) function and the restricted flow values using the function (flowLimit)

Usage

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plotRange(limfile, limList, limListLimit = NULL, legend, avcol="green",
          allcol="red", limitcol="blue", avpch=16, allpch=3, limitpch=3, ...)

Arguments

limfile

This is the user generated LIM file created for analysis purposes.

limList

The list of networks solved using LIM (limListGen)

limListLimit

The new list of restricted networks limited through (flowLimit)

avcol

Chosen colour for the point representing the average of the LIM iterations, default is "green".

allcol

Chosen colour for the points representing each of the LIM iterations, default is "red".

limitcol

Chosen colour for the points representing each of the restricted LIM iterations, default is "blue".

avpch

Chosen point type for the point representing the average of the LIM iterations, default is 16.

allpch

Chosen point type for the points representing the LIM iterations, default is 3.

limitpch

Chosen point type for the points representing the restricted LIM iterations, default is 3.

legend

Boolean. If TRUE will add a legend to the top right of the figure.

...

A list of arguments outlined in Plotranges

Value

A graphical plot

Author(s)

Christopher Waspe

Ruchit Mahabir

Ursula Scharler

See Also

Plotranges

Examples

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plotRange(limfile = N4,limList = N4LIM,legend = TRUE,xlab ="Flow Range Value")
#OR after enaListGen function has been used
plotRange(limfile = N4list$N4,limList = N4list$N4LIM,legend = TRUE,xlab ="Flow Range Value")
#After Restrictions has been applied (using flowLimit function)
N4LIMv <- data(N4LIMv)
plotRange(limfile = N4,limList = N4LIM,
limListLimit = N4LIMv,legend = TRUE,xlab ="Flow Range Value")

#OR enaListGen has been used
plotRange(limfile = N4list$N4,limList = N4list$N4LIM,
limListLimit = N4LIMv,legend = TRUE,xlab ="Flow Range Value")

FlowCAr documentation built on Sept. 30, 2019, 5:04 p.m.