qat_call_plot_distribution: Plot a result of a distribution check
In qat: Quality Assurance Toolkit

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples

View source: R/qat_call_plot_distribution.R

A result of qat\_analyse\_distribution\_1d will be plotted.

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qat_call_plot_distribution(resultlist_part, measurement_vector = NULL, time = NULL, 
height = NULL, lat = NULL, lon = NULL, measurement_name = "", directoryname = "", 
basename = "", plotstyle = NULL)

`resultlist_part`	A list with the result, which is directly or indirectly produced by qat\_analyse\_distribution\_1d.
`measurement_vector`	The measurement vector, which was tested
`time`	A vector of time elements with the length of the measurement vector
`height`	A vector of height elements with the length of the measurement vector
`lat`	A vector of latitude elements with the length of the measurement vector
`lon`	A vector of longitude elements with the length of the measurement vector
`measurement_name`	Name of the data, which will be used as an indicator on the plot
`directoryname`	Definition of the directory, where the plot should be stored
`basename`	Basic name of the resulting file
`plotstyle`	A list with a qat color scheme

A plot will be produced, which base on the resulting list of qat\_analyse\_distribution\_1d. The measurement\_name will be used as a title of the plot and the plotstyle list define the colors of the plot. When no plotstyle is defined the standard-colorscheme will be used. The resulting plot will be stored in the folder, which is defined by directory. As a filename the basename with additional information will be used (number of test and a label, which indicate which test was performed).

No return value.

Andre Duesterhus

qat_plot_distribution_1d

vec <- rnorm(1000)
workflowlist_part <- list(numofbars=15)
resultlist <- qat_call_distribution(vec, workflowlist_part, element=1)	
# this example produce a file exampleplot_1_dist.png in the current directory
qat_call_plot_distribution(resultlist[[2]], measurement_vector=vec, 
measurement_name="Result of Check", basename="exampleplot")