plotFancyCategories | R Documentation |
There's plotFancy for numeric predictor. This is for discrete
plotFancyCategories( newdf, olddf, plotx, modx = NULL, modxVals, xlab, xlim, ylab, ylim, col = c("black", "blue", "darkgreen", "red", "orange", "purple", "green3"), opacity = 120, main, space = c(0, 1), width = 0.2, llwd = 1, offset = 0, ..., gridArgs = list(lwd = 0.3, lty = 5), legendArgs )
newdf |
The new data object, possibly from predictOMatic |
olddf |
The model data matrix |
plotx |
Name of horizontal axis variable |
modx |
Name of moderator |
modxVals |
values for modx |
xlab |
X axis label |
xlim |
x axis limits. Don't bother setting this, the internal numbering is too complicated. |
ylab |
y axis label |
ylim |
y axis limits |
col |
color pallet for values of moderator variable |
opacity |
Value in 0, 255 for darkness of interval shading |
main |
main title |
space |
same as space in barplot, vector c(0, 1) is c(space_between, space_before_first) |
width |
width of shaded bar area, default is 0.2. Maximum is 1. |
llwd |
requested line width, will re-cycle. |
offset |
Shifts display to right (not tested) |
... |
Arguments sent to par |
gridArgs |
A list of values to control printing of reference grid. Set as "none" if no grid is desired. |
legendArgs |
Arguments to the legend function. Set as "none" if no legend is needed. Otherwise, provide a list |
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Paul Johnson pauljohn@ku.edu
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