get_stump_colour_for_legend: Determines the stump color for a legend based on its mean...
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get_stump_colour_for_legend R Documentation
Determines the stump color for a legend based on its mean value
Description
This function is internal and is used to compute the color of a stump
for the purpose of legend display, based on the mean value relative to specified limits.
Usage
get_stump_colour_for_legend(lims, mean_value, palette)
Arguments
lims
A numeric vector of length 2 specifying the limits within which the mean value falls.
mean_value
The mean value for which the color needs to be determined.
palette
A character vector of colors representing the palette from which the color is selected.
Value
A character string specifying the color corresponding to the mean value.
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| get_stump_colour_for_legend | R Documentation |
Determines the stump color for a legend based on its mean value
Description
This function is internal and is used to compute the color of a stump for the purpose of legend display, based on the mean value relative to specified limits.
Usage
get_stump_colour_for_legend(lims, mean_value, palette)
Arguments
lims |
A numeric vector of length 2 specifying the limits within which the mean value falls. |
mean_value |
The mean value for which the color needs to be determined. |
palette |
A character vector of colors representing the palette from which the color is selected. |
Value
A character string specifying the color corresponding to the mean value.
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