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SSplotIndices | R Documentation |
Plot indices of abundance with or without model fit as well as other diagnostic plots such as observed vs. expected index and plots related to time-varying catchability (if present).
SSplotIndices( replist, subplots = c(1:10, 12), plot = TRUE, print = FALSE, fleets = "all", fleetnames = "default", smooth = TRUE, add = FALSE, datplot = TRUE, labels = c("Year", "Index", "Observed index", "Expected index", "Log index", "Log observed index", "Log expected index", "Standardized index", "Catchability (Q)", "Time-varying catchability", "Vulnerable biomass", "Catchability vs. vulnerable biomass", "Residual", "Deviation"), fleetcols = NULL, col1 = "default", col2 = "default", col3 = "blue", col4 = "red", pch1 = 21, pch2 = 16, cex = 1, bg = "white", legend = TRUE, legendloc = "topright", seasnames = NULL, pwidth = 6.5, pheight = 5, punits = "in", res = 300, ptsize = 10, cex.main = 1, mainTitle = FALSE, plotdir = "default", minyr = NULL, maxyr = NULL, maximum_ymax_ratio = Inf, show_input_uncertainty = TRUE, verbose = TRUE, ... )
replist |
A list object created by |
subplots |
vector controlling which subplots to create Numbering of subplots is as follows, where subplot 9 (comparison of all indices) is provided first:
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plot |
plot to active plot device? |
print |
print to PNG files? |
fleets |
optional vector to subset fleets for which plots will be made |
fleetnames |
optional replacement for fleenames used in data file |
smooth |
add smoothed line to plots of observed vs. expected sample sizes |
add |
add to existing plot (not yet implemented) |
datplot |
make plot of data only? |
labels |
vector of labels for plots (titles and axis labels) |
fleetcols |
vector of colors for all fleets (including those with no index data) |
col1 |
vector of colors for points in each season for time series plot. Default is red for single season models and a rainbow using the rich.colors.short function for multiple seasons. |
col2 |
vector of colors for points in each season for obs. vs. exp. plot. Default is blue for single season models and a rainbow using the rich.colors.short function for multiple seasons. |
col3 |
color of line showing expected index in time series plot. Default is blue. |
col4 |
color of smoother shown in obs. vs. exp. plots. Default is red. |
pch1 |
single value or vector of plotting characters (pch parameter) for time-series plots of index fit. Default=21. |
pch2 |
single value or vector of plotting characters (pch parameter) for sample size plots of index fit. Default=16. |
cex |
character expansion factor for points showing observed values. Default=1. |
bg |
Background color for points with pch=21. |
legend |
add a legend to seasonal colors (only for seasonal models) |
legendloc |
add a legend to seasonal colors (default is "topright") |
seasnames |
optional vector of names for each season to replace defaults if a legend is used |
pwidth |
width of plot |
pheight |
height of plot |
punits |
units for PNG file |
res |
Resolution of plots printed to files.
The default is |
ptsize |
point size for PNG file |
cex.main |
character expansion for plot titles |
mainTitle |
switch which allows the plot title to be left off |
plotdir |
directory where PNG files will be written. by default it will be the directory where the model was run. |
minyr |
First year to show in plot (for zooming in on a subset of values) |
maxyr |
Last year to show in plot (for zooming in on a subset of values) |
maximum_ymax_ratio |
Maximum allowed value for ymax (specified as ratio of y), which overrides any value of ymax that is greater (default = Inf) |
show_input_uncertainty |
Switch controlling whether to add thicker uncertainty interval lines indicating the input uncertainty relative to the total uncertainty which may result from estimating a parameter for extra standard deviations. This is only added for the plots with index fit included (the data-only plots only show the input uncertainty). |
verbose |
report progress to R GUI? |
... |
Extra arguments to pass to calls to |
Ian Stewart, Ian Taylor, James Thorson
SS_plots()
, SS_output()
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