plot_twoway: To plot the mapping between the simulated and actual versions

In mtconnectR: Read Data from Delimited 'MTConnect' Data Files and Perform some Analysis

Description

This function is a wrapper around the dtwPlotTwoWay from the dtw package in R.

Usage

plot_twoway(mtc_sim_mapped, mtc_device_sim, mtc_device, offset = 100,
  total_maps = 50, mtc_map_string = "path_pos_x",
  sim_map_string = "x_pos")

Arguments

mtc_sim_mapped	is the mapping between simulated and actual data
mtc_device_sim	is the simulated data
mtc_device	is the actual log data
offset	is the amount by which the simulated data is shifted in the y axis
total_maps	is the number of mapping line segment between the two plots
mtc_map_string	is the name of the data item to match in the actual data
sim_map_string	is the name of the data item to match in the simulated data

Details

In our case, this function can be used to compare the variation of a single variable in the simulated and actual data. The simulated and actual data are represented on the same y axis with the time representing the x axis. An offset is provided to the simulated data to easily disinguish the two. Data points that are mapped to each other are connected by a line segment between the two fraphs

Examples

data("example_mtc_device_3")   # MTCDevice object of actual log data
data("example_mtc_device_sim") # Simulated gcode 
data("example_mtc_sim_mapped") # Mapping between simulated and actual data
mapping_ggplot = plot_twoway(example_mtc_sim_mapped, example_mtc_device_sim, 
example_mtc_device_3,offset = 20, total_maps = 100)

mtconnectR documentation built on May 1, 2019, 10:38 p.m.