plot.bivrp: Plot Method for bivrp Objects
In bivrp: Bivariate Residual Plots with Simulation Polygons

Description Usage Arguments Author(s) See Also

View source: R/plot.bivrp.R

Plots the bivariate residual plot with simulation polygons from a bivrp object

## S3 method for class 'bivrp'
plot(x, kernel, superpose.points, chp, add.dplots, 
     theta.sort, add.polygon, reduce.polygon, one.dim, pch = 16, cex = 0.8, 
     conf, xlab, ylab, main, point.col, point.pch, transparent.colors,
     density.bw, ...)

`x`	object of class `bivrp`
`kernel`	logical. If TRUE, instead of using polygons for each point, computes 2d kernels and plots the contours
`superpose.points`	only used if `kernel` or `chp` is TRUE. Logical argument, if `TRUE`, plots all simulated bivariate diagnostics
`chp`	logical. If `TRUE`, instead of using polygons for each point, performs convex hull peeling over all simulated points
`add.dplots`	logical. If `TRUE`, adds the marginal density plots
`theta.sort`	logical. If `TRUE`, produces a simulated polygon for each point
`add.polygon`	logical. If `TRUE`, plots the simulated polygons as well
`reduce.polygon`	method used to reduce the polygon area. Defaults to `proportional`, see `get_newpolygon` for details. If `reduce.polygon = "peel"`, performs convex hull peeling to reduce the area; if `reduce.polygon = "bag"`, computes a (`conf * 100`)% bagplot of the points
`one.dim`	logical. If `TRUE`, plots only the marginal density plots (only works with `theta.sort = FALSE`)
`pch`	argument passed to `par`
`cex`	argument passed to `par`
`conf`	confidence level of the simulated polygons. Default is 0.95
`xlab`	argument passed to `par`
`ylab`	argument passed to `par`
`main`	argument passed to `par`
`point.col`	a vector of length 2 with the colors of the points that are inside and outside of the simulated polygons
`point.pch`	a vector of length 2 with the point characters of the points that are inside and outside of the simulated polygons
`transparent.colors`	logical. If `TRUE`, adds transparency to the marginal density plots; if `FALSE`, only the border lines are drawn
`density.bw`	the smoothing bandwidth to be used for the marginal densities. Defaults to `"SJ"` (see `density`)
`...`	further arguments passed to `par`