Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
Draw a composition of overlapped plots.
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x |
List of vectors which will be displayed. Each list element will be transformed to an individual plot. |
build_plot |
A function which draws a plot for each vector.
This function should have the following signature:
'function(x, x.lims, fill, col, bw, show.underline, alpha)'.
There are two predefined functions which can be used:
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palette |
Palette which will be used for plots. Some palette examples:
The default value is
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bg |
The background color.
The default value is |
col |
The line color which will be used for axis lines, text labels,
and plot contours.
The default value is |
metric |
An optional function which returns a single numeric value for
a numeric vector. Can be used in labels (when |
calc.label |
A function which calculates labels for each plot; should be
used with |
sort.value |
Defines how the individual plots will be sorted.
If |
show.labels |
When |
show.axis |
When |
show.underline |
When |
hide.outliers |
When |
title |
The text for the title. |
bw |
The smoothing bandwidth to be used. Will be passed to
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overlap |
The overlap factor of the individual plots.
If |
alpha |
The alpha level for the inside area of the each individual plot.
The default value is |
label.expand |
The relative expand value for the right side.
Will be used only if |
style.pulsar |
Applies the plot style which is similar to
the iconic plot of a pulsar and the
"Unknown Pleasures"
Joy Division album cover. If it's true, the values of |
Inspired by the series of blog posts by Brendan Gregg.
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