View source: R/plot.Principal.Coordinates.R
plot.Principal.Coordinates | R Documentation |
Plots an object of class Principal.Coordinates
## S3 method for class 'Principal.Coordinates'
plot(x, A1 = 1, A2 = 2, LabelRows = TRUE,
WhatRows = NULL, RowCex = 1, RowPch = 16, Title = "", RowLabels = NULL,
RowColors = NULL, ColColors = NULL, ColLabels = NULL, SizeQualInd = FALSE,
SmartLabels = TRUE, ColorQualInd = FALSE, ColorQual = "black", PlotSup = TRUE,
Bootstrap = FALSE, BootstrapPlot = c("Ellipse", "CovexHull", "Star"),
margin = 0, PlotClus = FALSE, TypeClus = "ch", ClustConf = 1,
CexClustCenters = 1, LegendClust = TRUE, ClustCenters = FALSE,
UseClusterColors = TRUE, ShowAxis = FALSE, PlotBinaryMeans = FALSE,
MinIncidence = 0, ShowBox = FALSE, ColorSupContVars = NULL,
ColorSupBinVars = NULL, ColorSupOrdVars = NULL, TypeScale = "Complete",
SupMode = "s", PlotSupVars = FALSE, ...)
x |
Object of class "Principal.Coordinates" |
A1 |
First dimenssion of the plot |
A2 |
Second dimenssion of the plot |
LabelRows |
Controls if the points are labelled. Usually TRUE. |
WhatRows |
What Rows to plot. A vector of 0/1 elements. If NULL all rows are plotted |
RowCex |
Size of the points. Can be a single number or a vector. |
RowPch |
Symbols for the points. |
Title |
Title for the graph |
RowLabels |
Labels for the rows. If NULL row names of the data matrix are used. |
RowColors |
Colors for the rows. If NULL row deafault colors are assigned. Can be a single value or avector of colors. |
ColColors |
Colors for the columns (Variables) |
ColLabels |
Labels for the columns (Variables) |
SizeQualInd |
Controls if the size of points depends on the quality of representation. |
SmartLabels |
Controls the way labels are plotted on the graph. If TRUE labels for points with positive x values are placed to the right of the point and labels for points with negative values to the left |
ColorQualInd |
Controls if the color of the points depends on the quality of representation. |
ColorQual |
Darker color for the quality scale. |
PlotSup |
Controls if the supplementary points are plotted. |
Bootstrap |
Controls if the bootstrap points are plotted. |
BootstrapPlot |
Type of plot of the Bootstrap Information. The types are "Ellipse", "CovexHull" or "Star". |
margin |
Margin for the graph. |
PlotClus |
Should the clusters be plotted? |
TypeClus |
Type of plot for the clusters. ("ch"- Convex Hull, "el"- Ellipse or "st"- Star) |
ClustConf |
Percent of points included in the cluster. only the ClusConf percent of the points nearest to the center will be used to calculate the cluster |
CexClustCenters |
Size of the cluster centers |
LegendClust |
Legends for the clusters |
ClustCenters |
Should the cluster centers be plotted |
UseClusterColors |
Should the cluster colors be used in the plot |
ShowAxis |
Logical variable to control if the coordinate axes should appear in the plot. The default value is FALSE because for most of the biplots its presence is irrelevant. |
PlotBinaryMeans |
Plot the mean of the presence points for each variable |
MinIncidence |
Minimum incidence to keep a variable |
ShowBox |
Should a box around the poitns be plotted? |
ColorSupContVars |
Colors for the supplementary continuous variables |
ColorSupBinVars |
Colors for the supplementary binary variables |
ColorSupOrdVars |
Colors for the supplementary ordinal variables |
TypeScale |
Type of scales for the plot |
SupMode |
Mode of the supplementary variables |
PlotSupVars |
Should the supplementary variables be plotted |
... |
Additional parameters for graphical representations |
Graphical representation of an Principal coordinates Analysis controlling visual aspects of the plot as colors, symbols or sizes of the points.
No value is returned
Jose Luis Vicente-Villardon
J.R. Demey, J.L. Vicente-Villardon, M.P. Galindo, A.Y. Zambrano, Identifying molecular markers associated with classifications of genotypes by external logistic biplot, Bioinformatics 24 (2008) 2832.
BinaryProximities
data(spiders)
dist=BinaryProximities(spiders)
pco=PrincipalCoordinates(dist)
plot(pco)
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