figPlot: Ploting concentration response curve

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Ploting concentration response curve

Description

Plotting concentration response curves with/without confidence intervals.

Usage

figPlot(object, logT = TRUE, xlabel = "concentration (mol/L)", ylabel = "Response", 
               ylimit, lgd = NULL)

Arguments

object	object of class curveFit.
logT	logarithm transformation on concentration: TRUE or FALSE(defalt if TRUE).
xlabel, ylabel	plot labels.
ylimit	range of the y axis.
lgd	legend of the plot.

Details

Plot the concentration response curves, experimental data, CI, and PI in one figure.

Examples

## example 1
# 
x <- antibiotox$PAR$x
expr <- antibiotox$PAR$y
obj <- curveFit(x, expr, eq = 'Logit', rtype = 'quantal', param = c(26, 4), effv = c(0.05, 0.5))
figPlot(obj)

## example 2
# 
x <- hormesis$HmimCl$x
rspn <- hormesis$HmimCl$y
obj <- curveFit(x, rspn, eq = 'Biphasic', param = c(-0.59, 0.001, 160,0.05, 19),
         effv = c(0.05, 0.5), rtype = 'hormesis')
figPlot(obj, logT = TRUE)

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