colChoose: Internal Function for Selecting Color Schemes Used by...

Description Usage Arguments Author(s) References See Also Examples

Description

Internal function used by longCatPlot.

Usage

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colChoose(colScheme, nfactors, reverse = FALSE)

Arguments

colScheme

can be one of

  • 'gray' = a grayscale spectrum

  • 'rainbow' see rainbow

  • 'heat' see heat.colors

  • 'terrain' see terrain.colors

  • 'topo' see topo.colors

  • 'cm' see cm.colors

No default is given in the function definition, but the default in longCatPlot passed to colChoose is 'heat'.

nfactors

see nfactors in values returned by longCat.

reverse

logical - should color scheme be applied in reverse order to the levels of the categorical variable? Default is FALSE. See reverse input to longCatPlot.

Author(s)

Stephen Tueller

References

Tueller, S. J., Van Dorn, R. A., & Bobashev, G. V. (2016). Visualization of categorical longitudinal and times series data (Report No. MR-0033-1602). Research Triangle Park, NC: RTI Press. http://www.rti.org/publication/visualization-categorical-longitudinal-and-times-series-data

See Also

longCatPlot.

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# color examples
par(mfrow=c(2,3), bg='wheat')
times <- c(1,100,200,300,400,500,600)
f3lc <- longCat( example3, times, Labels=rep('',5) )
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colScheme=gray', colScheme='gray', 
  lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colScheme=rainbow', colScheme='rainbow', 
  lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colScheme=heat', colScheme='heat', 
  lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colScheme=terrain', colScheme='terrain', 
  lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colScheme=topo', colScheme='topo', 
  lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colScheme=cm', colScheme='cm', 
  lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
par(mfrow=c(1,1), bg='transparent')

## Not run: 
# illustrate the use of colors from the package RColorBrewer
library(RColorBrewer)
par(mfrow=c(2,3), bg='cornsilk3')
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='RColorBrewer: Blues', cols=brewer.pal(f3lc$nfactors, "Blues"), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='RColorBrewer: Greens', cols=brewer.pal(f3lc$nfactors, "Greens"), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='RColorBrewer: PuBuGn', cols=brewer.pal(f3lc$nfactors, "PuBuGn"), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='RColorBrewer: YlOrRd', cols=brewer.pal(f3lc$nfactors, "YlOrRd"), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='RColorBrewer: Spectral', cols=brewer.pal(f3lc$nfactors, "Spectral"), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='RColorBrewer: Accent', cols=brewer.pal(f3lc$nfactors, "Accent"), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
par(mfrow=c(1,1), bg='transparent')

# illustrate the use of colors from the package colorspace
library(colorspace)
par(mfrow=c(2,3), bg='cornsilk3')
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colorspace: rainbow_hcl', cols=rainbow_hcl(f3lc$nfactors), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colorspace: sequential_hcl', cols=sequential_hcl(f3lc$nfactors), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colorspace: heat_hcl', cols=heat_hcl(f3lc$nfactors), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colorspace: terrain_hcl', cols=terrain_hcl(f3lc$nfactors), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colorspace: diverge_hcl', cols=diverge_hcl(f3lc$nfactors), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
longCatPlot(f3lc, main='colorspace: diverge_hsv', cols=diverge_hsv(f3lc$nfactors), 
            lwd=.1, ylab='', legendBuffer = .25)
par(mfrow=c(1,1), bg='transparent')

## End(Not run)

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