plot.tess | R Documentation |
Plots a tessellation, with optional labels for the tiles, and optional filled colour in each tile.
## S3 method for class 'tess'
plot(x, ..., main, add=FALSE,
show.all=!add,
border=NULL,
do.plot=TRUE,
do.labels=!missing(labels),
labels=tilenames(x), labelargs=list(),
do.col=!missing(values),
values=marks(x),
multiplot=TRUE,
col=NULL, ribargs=list())
x |
Tessellation (object of class |
... |
Arguments controlling the appearance of the plot. |
main |
Heading for the plot. A character string. |
add |
Logical. Determines whether the tessellation plot is added to the existing plot. |
show.all |
Logical value indicating whether to plot everything
including the main title and the observation window of |
border |
Colour of the tile boundaries. A character string or other value specifying a single colour. Ignored for pixel tessellations. |
do.plot |
Logical value indicating whether to actually perform the plot. |
do.labels |
Logical value indicating whether to show a text label for each tile
of the tessellation. The default is |
labels |
Character vector of labels for the tiles. |
labelargs |
List of arguments passed to
|
do.col |
Logical value indicating whether tiles should be filled with
colour (for tessellations where the tiles are rectangles or polygons).
The default is |
values |
A vector of numerical values (or a factor, or vector of character
strings) that will be associated with each tile of the tessellation
and which determine the colour of the tile. The default is
the marks of |
multiplot |
Logical value giving permission to display multiple plot panels.
This applies when |
col |
A vector of colours for each of the |
ribargs |
List of additional arguments to control the plot of the colour map,
if |
This is a method for the generic plot
function
for the class "tess"
of tessellations (see tess
).
The window of the tessellation is plotted, and then the tiles of the tessellation are plotted in their correct positions in the window.
Rectangular or polygonal tiles are plotted individually
using plot.owin
, while a
tessellation represented by a pixel image
is plotted using plot.im
.
The arguments ...
control the appearance of the plot,
and are passed to segments
,
plot.owin
or plot.im
as appropriate.
If do.col=TRUE
, then the tiles of the tessellation are filled
with colours determined by the argument values
.
By default, these values are the marks associated with each of the tiles.
If there is more than one column of marks or values,
then the default behaviour (if multiplot=TRUE
)
is to display several plot panels, one for
each column of mark values. Then the arguments ...
are
passed to plot.solist
to determine the arrangement of
the panels.
If do.labels=TRUE
, a text label is plotted in the middle of
each tile. The text labels are determined by the argument
labels
, and default to the names of the tiles given by tilenames(x)
.
(Invisible) window of class "owin"
specifying a bounding box
for the plot, or an object of class "colourmap"
specifying the
colour map. (In the latter case, the bounding box information is
available as an attribute, and can be extracted
using as.owin
.)
.
tess
Rect <- tess(xgrid=0:4,ygrid=0:4)
Diri <- dirichlet(runifrect(7))
plot(Diri)
plot(Rect, border="blue", lwd=2, lty=2)
plot(Rect, do.col=TRUE, border="white")
plot(Rect, do.col=TRUE, values=runif(16), border="white")
B <- Rect[c(1, 2, 5, 7, 9)]
plot(B, hatch=TRUE)
plot(Diri, do.col=TRUE)
plot(Diri, do.col=TRUE, do.labels=TRUE, labelargs=list(col="white"),
ribbon=FALSE)
v <- as.im(function(x,y){factor(round(5 * (x^2 + y^2)))}, W=owin())
levels(v) <- letters[seq(length(levels(v)))]
Img <- tess(image=v)
plot(Img)
plot(Img, col=rainbow(11), ribargs=list(las=1))
a <- tile.areas(Diri)
marks(Diri) <- data.frame(area=a, random=runif(7, max=max(a)))
plot(Diri, do.col=TRUE, equal.ribbon=TRUE)
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