| plotExceed.lgcpPredict | R Documentation | 
Function for plotting exceedance probabilities stored in lgcpPredict ojects.
## S3 method for class 'lgcpPredict'
plotExceed(
  obj,
  fun,
  nlevel = 64,
  ask = TRUE,
  plotcases = FALSE,
  mapunderlay = NULL,
  alpha = 1,
  ...
)
obj | 
 an object  | 
fun | 
 the name of the function used to compute exceedances (character vector of length 1). Note that the named function must be in memory.  | 
nlevel | 
 number of colour levels to use in plot, default is 64  | 
ask | 
 whether or not to ask for a new plot between plotting exceedances at different thresholds.  | 
plotcases | 
 whether or not to plot the cases on the map  | 
mapunderlay | 
 optional underlay to plot underneath maps of exceedance probabilities. Use in conjunction with rainbow parameter 'alpha' (eg alpha=0.3) to set transparency of exceedance layer.  | 
alpha | 
 graphical parameter takign values in [0,1] controlling transparency of exceedance layer. Default is 1.  | 
... | 
 additional arguments passed to image.plot  | 
plot of exceedances
lgcpPredict, MonteCarloAverage, setoutput
## Not run: exceedfun <- exceedProbs(c(1.5,2,4))
## Not run: 
    plot(lg,"exceedfun") # lg is an object of class lgcpPredict
                         # in which the Monte Carlo mean of
                         # "exceedfun" was computed
                         # see ?MonteCarloAverage and ?setoutput
## End(Not run)
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