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##
## Test spmplot()
##
library(fsdaR)
X <- iris[,1:4]
out <- fsmult(X, monitoring=TRUE)
library(tictoc)
tic()
spmplot(X)
toc()
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species)
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, dispopt="box")
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot="") # no labels
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=FALSE) # no labels
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=c()) # no labels
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=NULL) # no labels
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=TRUE) # default variable labels Y1, Y2, ...
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=FALSE) # no variable labels
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(nameY=c('SL','SW','PL','PW')))
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, variables=c('SL','SW','PL','PW'))
## control the symbols - pch
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym="o+x")) # the default
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym="ov*")) # other symbols
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym="o+a")) # error - 'a' is not allowed symbol
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym=c("diamond", "square", "none")))
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym=c("diamond", "pentagram", "hexagram")))
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym=c("diamond", "square"))) # the shorter vector will be recycled
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym=c("diamond"))) # an error, because the single string is not recognized as a cell !!!
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, pch=c(1,3,4)) # the default
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, pch=c(1,6,8)) #
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, pch=18)
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, pch=31) # Warning: Character not suported by Matlab. Will be replaced by 'o'
sspmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym="o+a")) # error - 'a' is not allowed symbol
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym=c("diamond", "square", "none")))
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym=c("diamond", "pentagram", "hexagram")))
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym=c("diamond", "square"))) # the shorter vector will be recycled
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(sym=c("diamond"))) # an error, because the single string is not recognized as a cell !!!
## control the legend
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(doleg=TRUE)) # draw legend (default)
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(doleg="on")) # same
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(doleg=FALSE)) # no legend
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(doleg=off)) # same - no legend
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, legend=TRUE) # draw legend (default)
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, legend="on") # same
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, legend=FALSE) # no legend
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, legend="off") # same - no legend
## control colors
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, col=c("green", "red", "cyan")) # choose colors
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, col=c("black")) # recycle the color (black)
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, col=1:3)
## control symbol size
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(siz=3)) # MATLAB style
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, cex=0.5) # R style (the default is 6pt)
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, cex=2) # R style
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, cex=c(0.5, 1, 2)) # different size for each group
## control the labels
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, plot=list(labeladd="1", label=paste0("V",1:nrow(X))))
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, labeladd=FALSE)
spmplot(X, group=iris$Species, labeladd=TRUE, label=paste0("V",1:nrow(X)))
spmplot(out)
spmplot(out, group=iris$Species)
spmplot(out, group=iris$Species, dispopt="box")
##----------------------------------------------------------------
library(fsdaR)
## Now test the direct use of fsmult(). Set two groups, e.g. those obtained from fsmult().
## Generate contaminated data
n <- 200
X <- matrix(rnorm(n*3), ncol=3)
Xcont <- X
Xcont[1:5,] <- Xcont[1:5,] + 3
out <- fsmult(Xcont, plot=TRUE)
group <- rep(0, n)
group[out$outliers] <- 1
## By default, the legend identifies the groups with the identifiers
## given in vector 'group'.
spmplot(Xcont, group=group, dispopt='box', labeladd=TRUE, col=c("blue", "red"), trace=TRUE)
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