PsychPlot: Plot Psychometric Function from GLM

In MixedPsy: Statistical Tools for the Analysis of Psychophysical Data

Description

Plot a psychometric function given an object of class glm or brglm. The plot can be drawn on a new or existing ggplot object.

Usage

PsychPlot(
  model.obj,
  addTo = NULL,
  showData = TRUE,
  ps.type = "solid",
  ps.size = 1,
  ps.lab = ""
)

Arguments

model.obj	the fitted psychometric function. An object of class glm or brglm.
addTo	specifies an existing ggplot object where the new line should be plotted. If no object is given, the function is drawn on a new plot.
showData	logical, defines if proportion of binomial responses for each stimulus level are presented. Default is TRUE.
ps.type, ps.size	type and size of the plotted line (see "ggplot2-spec").
ps.lab	label assigned to the psychometric curve. The label is coded by the color aesthetic.

Value

PsychPlot returns a ggplot object.

References

Moscatelli, A., Mezzetti, M., & Lacquaniti, F. (2012). Modeling psychophysical data at the population-level: The generalized linear mixed model. Journal of Vision, 12(11):26, 1-17. doi:10.1167/12.11.26

Knoblauch, K., & Maloney, L. T. (2012). Modeling psychophysical data in R (Vol. 32). Springer Science & Business Media.

See Also

glm for for Generalized Linear Models. PsychFunction for estimation of PSE and JND. MixPlot for plotting individual responses from a GLMM.

Examples

data.S1 <- subset(simul_data, Subject == "S1")
psych.S1 <- PsychFunction(ps.formula = cbind(Longer, Total - Longer) ~ X, 
ps.link = "probit", ps.data = data.S1)
plotP1 <- PsychPlot(psych.S1$model, showData = TRUE, ps.lab = "S1") 

data.S2 <- subset(simul_data, Subject == "S2")
glm.S2 <- glm(formula = cbind(Longer, Total - Longer) ~ X, 
           family = binomial(link = "probit"), data = data.S2)
plotP2 <- PsychPlot(glm.S2, addTo = plotP1, ps.lab = "S2")

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