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#' Obtain Ticksmarks of the biplot axes
#'
#' @param ellip Smaller ellipse dictating axes lengths
#' @param gradient Vector of axes gradients
#' @param p Number of axes
#' @param V V matrix px2 from SVD
#' @param mu Vector of Column Means
#' @param stddev Vector of Column standard deviations
#' @param ticks Vector dictiating the number of tickmarks. In order of columns
#'
#' @noRd
tickmarks<-function(ellip,gradient,p,V,mu,stddev,ticks=4){
#V,x,tickoverride
ticks<-rep(4,p)
#first need to construct rotation matrix to determine upper and lower bounds of each line segment
#need to use the gradient vector
thetas<-atan(gradient)
RotMatrix<-RotationConstructor(thetas)
RotatedElip<-ellip%*%RotMatrix
#now need to find min and max value of each x-coordinate
Ranges<-matrix(nrow=2,ncol=2)
axes<-list()
for(i in 1:p){
Ranges[1,]<-c(min(RotatedElip[,2*i-1]),0)
Ranges[2,]<-c(max(RotatedElip[,2*i-1]),0)
Xhats<-(Ranges%*%RotationConstructor(-thetas[i])%*%t(V)[,i])*stddev[i]+mu[i]
#okay get a pretty sequence of tickmarks and make sure lies on axis
interval<-pretty(Xhats,n=ticks[i])
ticks_x<-interpolate(interval,Ranges[,1],Xhats)
ticks_coors<-cbind(ticks_x,rep(0,length(ticks_x)))
#hos tokkelos rotate them back
if(Xhats[2,1]-Xhats[1,1]<0) #need to reverse ordering cause pretty only ascending
interval<- interval[order(interval,decreasing = TRUE)]
axes[[i]]<-cbind(ticks_coors%*%RotationConstructor(-thetas[i]),interval)
}
return(axes)
}
#' Interpolate sequence of points
#'
#' Used to interpolate the tickmarks on the axes. Calles by tickmarks function
#'
#' @param vect Sequence of points from wich we want to interpolate -> y-coordinates
#' @param Range1 x-coordinates of endpoints of interpolation
#' @param Range2 y-coordinates of endpoints of interpolation
#'
#' @return Vector of x-coordinates corresponding to y-coordinates
#' @noRd
interpolate<-function(vect,Range1,Range2){
range_1<-max(Range1)-min(Range1)
range_2<-max(Range2)-min(Range2)
interps<-numeric()
for(i in 1:length(vect)){
interps[i]<-(vect[i]-min(Range2))/range_2*range_1+min(Range1)
}
return(interps)
}
#' Get equation of line spanned by two points
#'
#' @param p1 Point 1 vector
#' @param p2 Point 2 vector
#'
#' @return vector containing slope and intercept
#' @noRd
equation<-function(p1,p2){
#need to include possibility of INF slope!
b<-(p1[2]-p2[2])/(p1[1]-p2[1])
a<-p1[2]-b*p1[1]
return(c(b,a))
}
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