adegraphics-package | R Documentation |
This package was created to replace graphics functionalities of the
ade4
package and to offer customizable representations of data
and result analysis.
Graphics are objects of S4 class, which can be displayed but also stored for latter modifications. Those modifications can be graphical changes, but also superposition or juxtaposition of various graphical objects (creating an other type of object). Each object will contain graphical parameters and instructions for the display (calls, positions, etc.) and the data set used. Sometimes data is heavy, due to its size for example. Two storing systems exist:
full storage: data is assigned to an object's slot.
names and position: data names (as a string, obtained using
deparse(substitute)
) and their frame position (using
sys.nframe()
) are stored. Then the full data can be
retrieve with those two informations (and only if the data objects
are still in the environment)
This new system is based on the lattice
package and grid
graphics.
A lot of classes were implemented. Two superclass structures the architecture in class. Simple and complex graphics are distinguished in the former version:
ADEg
class provides simple graphics using one kind of data
(most of a time, only a data frame) and one representation method
(points, labels, arrows...)
ADEgS
class provides complex graphics making juxtaposition,
superposition and/or insertion of several simple graphics.
5 subclasses inherits from the superclass abstract ADEg
:
ADEg.S1
: one-dimensional plot
ADEg.S2
: bi-dimensional plot
ADEg.C1
: one-dimensional data plotted in 2-D
ADEg.T
: table plot
ADEg.Tr
: triangle plot
Aurélie Siberchicot, Alice Julien-Laferrière, Anne-Béatrice Dufour, Jean Thioulouse and Stéphane Dray (2017). adegraphics: An S4 Lattice-Based Package for the Representation of Multivariate Data. The R Journal. 9:2. 198–212. https://journal.r-project.org/archive/2017/RJ-2017-042/index.html
lattice
ADEg
ADEgS
showClass("ADEg")
showClass("ADEgS")
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