plot.rim | R Documentation |
Plot the item-total regressions fit by the interaction (or Rasch) model
## S3 method for class 'rim'
plot(
x,
items = NULL,
summate = TRUE,
overlay = FALSE,
curtains = 10,
show.observed = TRUE,
...
)
x |
An object produced by function |
items |
The items to plot (item_id's). If NULL, all items will be plotted |
summate |
If FALSE, regressions for polytomous items will be shown for each response option separately; default is TRUE. |
overlay |
If TRUE and more than one item is specified, there will be two plots, one for the Rasch model and the other for the interaction model, with all items overlayed; otherwise, one plot for each item with the two models overlayed. Ignored if summate is FALSE. Default is FALSE |
curtains |
100*the tail probability of the sum scores to be shaded. Default is 10. Set to 0 to have no curtains shown at all. |
show.observed |
If TRUE, the observed proportion correct at each sum score will be shown as dots. Default is FALSE. |
... |
Any additional plotting parameters. |
Customization of title and subtitle can be done by using the arguments main and sub. These arguments can contain references to the variables item_id (if overlay=FALSE) or model (if overlay=TRUE) by prefixing them with a dollar sign, e.g. plot(m, main='item: $item_id')
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