l_plot_ts | R Documentation |
l_plot_ts
is a generic function for creating a decomposed time series plot. It
is mainly used in l_plot.decomposed.ts
and l_plot.stl
l_plot_ts(
x,
color = l_getOption("color"),
size = l_getOption("size"),
linecolor = l_getOption("color"),
linewidth = l_getOption("linewidth"),
xlabel = NULL,
ylabel = NULL,
title = NULL,
tk_title = NULL,
linkingGroup,
showScales = TRUE,
showGuides = TRUE,
showLabels = TRUE,
call = match.call(),
...
)
x |
Either an |
color |
points colour of all time series.
Default is given by |
size |
points size of all time series.
Default is given by |
linecolor |
line colour of all time series.
Default is given by |
linewidth |
line width of all time series (incl. original and decomposed components.
Default is given by |
xlabel |
the labels for the x axes. This is a length four character vector one for each: of the original
time series, the trend component, the seasonality component, and the remainder. If of length 1, the label is repeated; if |
ylabel |
the labels for the vertical axes. This is a length four character vector one for each: of the original
time series, the trend component, the seasonality component, and the remainder. If |
title |
an overall title for the entire display. If |
tk_title |
provides an alternative window name to Tk's |
linkingGroup |
name of linking group.
If missing, one is created from the data name and class associated with |
showScales |
a logical as to whether to display the scales on all axes, default is TRUE. |
showGuides |
a logical as to whether to display background guide lines on all plots, default is TRUE. |
showLabels |
a logical as to whether to display axes labels on all plots, default is TRUE. |
call |
a call in which all of the specified arguments are specified by their full names |
... |
keyword value pairs passed off to |
A structure of class "l_ts"
containing four loon plots each representing a part of the decomposition
by name: "original", "trend", "seasonal", and "remainder".
l_plot.stl
, l_plot.decomposed.ts
,
stl
, or decompose
.
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