plot.tauSurface: Plot method for "tauSurface" objects

In drugCombo: Drug Interaction Modeling Based on Loewe Additivity Following Harbron's Approach

Description

2D slice and 3D surface plots for the interaction index surface.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'tauSurface'
plot(x, y = NULL, which = c("2d", "3d"), ...)

Arguments

x	A tauSurface object returned by getTauSurface.
y	An optional second tauSurface object returned by getTauSurface. If provided, which argument is ignored and a 2d-plot comparing two tau surfaces is produced. Note that the two estimates should have been calculated on the same HarbronFit object. Note that this argument can also be used as which. See examples.
which	Whether to show a 3d plot (surface plot) or a 2d plot (slice plot). Correspondingly tauPlot3d or tauPlot2d is called.
...	Further arguments passed to tauPlot3d or tauPlot2d.

See Also

tauPlot3d, tauPlot2d for the underlying functions and their arguments. contour.tauSurface for another visual representation of the estimated interaction indices.

Examples

data("checkerboardData", package = "drugCombo")
data1 <- checkerboardData[checkerboardData$exp == 1, ]
fitUniform <- fitModel(data1, model = "uniform")
tauUniform <- getTauSurface(fitUniform)
fitLinear <- fitModel(data1, model = "linear1")
tauLinear <- getTauSurface(fitLinear)
plot(tauUniform)
plot(tauLinear, which = "2d", side = "d2", facetBy = "d1")
plot(tauLinear, which = "3d")
plot(tauUniform, tauLinear, tauNames = c("uniform", "linear"))
plot(tauUniform, tauLinear, continuous2 = FALSE)

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