xpose.panel.histogram: Default histogram panel function for Xpose 4

In xpose4: Diagnostics for Nonlinear Mixed-Effect Models

Default histogram panel function for Xpose 4

Description

This is the histogram panel function for Xpose 4. This is not intended to be ised outside the xpose.plot.histogram function. Most of the arguments take their default values from xpose.data object but this can be overridden by supplying them as argument to xpose.plot.histogram.

Usage

xpose.panel.histogram(
  x,
  object,
  breaks = NULL,
  dens = TRUE,
  hidlty = object@[e-mail]$hidlty,
  hidcol = object@[e-mail]$hidcol,
  hidlwd = object@[e-mail]$hidlwd,
  hiborder = object@[e-mail]$hiborder,
  hilty = object@[e-mail]$hilty,
  hicol = object@[e-mail]$hicol,
  hilwd = object@[e-mail]$hilwd,
  math.dens = NULL,
  vline = NULL,
  vllwd = 3,
  vllty = 1,
  vlcol = "grey",
  hline = NULL,
  hllwd = 3,
  hllty = 1,
  hlcol = "grey",
  bins.per.panel.equal = TRUE,
  showMean = FALSE,
  meanllwd = 3,
  meanllty = 1,
  meanlcol = "orange",
  showMedian = FALSE,
  medianllwd = 3,
  medianllty = 1,
  medianlcol = "black",
  showPCTS = FALSE,
  PCTS = c(0.025, 0.975),
  PCTSllwd = 2,
  PCTSllty = hidlty,
  PCTSlcol = "black",
  vdline = NULL,
  vdllwd = 3,
  vdllty = 1,
  vdlcol = "red",
  ...,
  groups
)

Arguments

x	Name(s) of the x-variable.
object	An xpose.data object.
breaks	The breakpoints for the histogram.
dens	Density plot on top of histogram?
hidlty	Density line type.
hidcol	Color of density line.
hidlwd	Width of density line.
hiborder	Colour of the bar borders.
hilty	Line type for the bar borders.
hicol	Fill colour for the bars.
hilwd	Width for the bar borders.
math.dens	Should a density line be drawn. Values are NULL or TRUE.
vline	NULL or a vector of locations for the vertical lines to be drawn. For example, vline=c(50,60) will draw two vertical lines. The function panel.abline is used.
vllwd	Line width of the vertical lines defined with vline. Can be a vector or a single value, for example vllwd=2 or vllwd=c(2,3).
vllty	Line type of the vertical lines defined with vline. Can be a vector or a single value, for example vllty=1 or vllty=c(1,2).
vlcol	Line color of the vertical lines defined with vline. Can be a vector or a single value, for example vlcol="red" or vllty=c("red","blue").
hline	NULL or a vector of locations for the horizontal lines to be drawn. For example, hline=c(50,60) will draw two horizontal lines. The function panel.abline is used.
hllwd	Line width of the horizontal lines defined with hline. Can be a vector or a single value, for example hllwd=2 or hllwd=c(2,3).
hllty	Line type of the horizontal lines defined with hline. Can be a vector or a single value, for example hllty=1 or hllty=c(1,2).
hlcol	Line color of the horizontal lines defined with hline. Can be a vector or a single value, for example hlcol="red" or hllty=c("red","blue").
bins.per.panel.equal	Allow for different bins in different panels for continuous data? TRUE or FALSE.
showMean	Should the mean of the data in the histogram be shown?
meanllwd	Line width of mean line.
meanllty	The line type for the mean
meanlcol	Color for the mean line
showMedian	Should the median of the data for the histogram be shown as a vertical line?
medianllwd	line width of median line.
medianllty	line type of median line.
medianlcol	color of median line.
showPCTS	Should percentiles of the data for the histogram be shown?
PCTS	A vector of percentiles to show. Can be any length.
PCTSllwd	line width of percentiles. Can be a vector of same length as PCTS.
PCTSllty	Line type of the percentiles. Can be a vector of same length as PCTS.
PCTSlcol	Color of the percentiles. Can be a vector of same length as PCTS.
vdline	vertical line different for each histogram. Must be a vector.
vdllwd	line widths
vdllty	line types
vdlcol	line colors
...	Other arguments that may be needed in the function.
groups	used to pass the conditioning variable into this function.

Author(s)

Andrew Hooker, Mats Karlsson, Justin Wilkins & E. Niclas Jonsson

See Also

xpose.data-class, Cross-references above.

xpose4 documentation built on May 29, 2024, 7:56 a.m.