Description Usage Arguments Value References See Also Examples
Gives a contourplot of a given copula object for a specified function.
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copula |
A copula object. Supplies the copula to be used for the contourplot. |
FUN |
character. Decides whether the cdf or pdf of the supplied copula is to be plotted. Accepts "cdf" or "pdf" as input. |
n.grid |
integer. Number of grid points in x- and y-direction. Vector of length two or one (used for both directions). |
delta |
double. A value in the range [0, 0.5) for changing the evaluation boundaries by adding it to the lower limits of x and y and subtracting it from the upper limits of x and y. Defaults to zero. |
xlim |
double. Range of x values to be plotted. Defaults to [0, 1]. |
ylim |
double. Range of y values to be plotted. Defaults to [0, 1]. |
xlab |
character. Title for x-axis. |
ylab |
character. Title for y-axis. |
main |
character. Title for the main plot. Set to NULL to omit the title. |
nlevels |
integer. Number of contour levels to be plotted. |
col.pal |
character. Name of the color palette to be used for the contour levels, provided by the function hcl.colors() in the grDevices package. |
asp |
double. Aspect ratio of the axes. Defaults to 1. Use NA to fit the aspect ratio to the available drawing area. |
con.lines |
logical. Draw contour lines if TRUE (default). |
... |
character, function, or integer. Additional graphical parameters. |
A contourplot with the values given by FUN for a copula of the form given by the supplied copula object.
Hofert et al. (2018). Elements of Copula Modeling with R. Springer.
Davies (2016). The Book of R: A first course in programming and statistics. no starch press.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | excop <- claycop(par = 0.5, dim = 2)
# Plotting the cdf
coptourplot(copula = excop, FUN = "cdf")
# Plotting the pdf
coptourplot(copula = excop, FUN = "pdf", n.grid = 42, nlevels = 16,
col.pal = "YlGnBu",
plot.title = title(main = "Clayton Copula PDF"))
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