| .pairsCond | R Documentation |
.pairsCond() is an internal function for plotting the pairwise
Rosenblatt transforms, i.e., the pairwise conditional distributions,
as returned by pairwiseCcop(), via the principal function
pairsRosenblatt().
The intention is that pairsRosenblatt() be called,
rather than this auxiliary function.
.pairsCond(gcu.u, panel = points, colList,
col = par("col"), bg = par("bg"), labels, ...,
text.panel = textPanel, label.pos = 0.5,
cex.labels = NULL, font.labels = 1, gap = 0,
axes = TRUE, panel.border = TRUE, key = TRUE,
keyOpt = list(space= 2.5, width= 1.5, axis= TRUE,
rug.at= numeric(), title= NULL, line= 5),
main = NULL, main.centered = FALSE,
line.main = if(is.list(main)) 5/4*par("cex.main")* rev(seq_along(main)) else 2,
sub = NULL, sub.centered = FALSE, line.sub = 4)
gcu.u |
(n,d,d)-array of pairwise Rosenblatt-transformed u's as returned by
|
panel |
panel function, as for |
colList |
list of colors and information as returned by
|
col |
instead of |
bg |
instead of |
labels |
pairs() argument; can be missing (in which case a suitable default is chosen or can be "none" [or something else]) |
... |
further arguments, as for |
text.panel, label.pos, cex.labels, font.labels, gap |
see
|
axes |
logical indicating whether axes are drawn. |
panel.border |
logical indicating whether a border is drawn
around the pairs (to mimic the behavior of |
key |
logical indicating whether a color key is drawn. |
keyOpt |
a
|
main |
title |
main.centered |
logical indicating if the title should be
centered or not; the default |
line.main |
title placement (vertical distance from pairs plot in lines). |
sub |
sub-title |
sub.centered |
logical indicating if the sub-title
should be centered or not; see |
line.sub |
sub-title placement, see |
based on pairs.default() and filled.contour() from R-2.14.1 - used in Hofert and Maechler (2013)
Marius Hofert and Martin Maechler
pairsRosenblatt(), the prinicipal function, calling
.pairsCond().
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