mdcplot: Plotting Function for Moving Response and Correlation...
In bootRes: Bootstrapped Response and Correlation Functions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Author(s)
See Also
Examples
Description
A simple plotting function for response and correlation functions derived from mdcc.
Usage
1
Arguments
x
data.frame with coefficients derived from mdcc.
rescale
logical: should coefficients be rescaled to use full color gradient?
...
additional arguments passed to plot(...)
Details
Rescaling of coefficients results in more contrast for color
palette. For comparison of absolute values (between different plots),
this should be set to FALSE. Rescaling is done seperately for positive
and negative values.
Previous to bootRes version 1.2.2, mdcc would return a
single data.frame of coefficients, regardless if bootstrapping
was enabled or not. In more recent versions, a list of
data.frames is returned, containing members for coefficients and
confidence intervals. The type of x is checked internally, so
there is no change in the interface of mdcplot.
Value
None. Invoked for side effect (plot).
Author(s)
Christian Zang
See Also
Examples
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data(muc.clim)
data(muc.spruce)
# calculate and plot bootstrapped correlation function
mdc <- mdcc(muc.spruce, muc.clim, method = "corr")
mdcplot(mdc)
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Description
A simple plotting function for response and correlation functions derived from mdcc.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
x |
|
rescale |
logical: should coefficients be rescaled to use full color gradient? |
... |
additional arguments passed to plot(...) |
Details
Rescaling of coefficients results in more contrast for color palette. For comparison of absolute values (between different plots), this should be set to FALSE. Rescaling is done seperately for positive and negative values.
Previous to bootRes version 1.2.2, mdcc would return a
single data.frame of coefficients, regardless if bootstrapping
was enabled or not. In more recent versions, a list of
data.frames is returned, containing members for coefficients and
confidence intervals. The type of x is checked internally, so
there is no change in the interface of mdcplot.
Value
None. Invoked for side effect (plot).
Author(s)
Christian Zang
See Also
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | data(muc.clim)
data(muc.spruce)
# calculate and plot bootstrapped correlation function
mdc <- mdcc(muc.spruce, muc.clim, method = "corr")
mdcplot(mdc)
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