plot_one_group: Plot output from boot_sample

In CJMvS/ThermalSampleR: Calculate Sample Sizes Required for Critical Thermal Limits Experiments

Plot output from boot_sample

Description

Plot output from boot_one.

Arguments

x	Output from boot_one function.
n_max	Numeric. Maximum sample size to extrapolate simulations.
n_min	Numeric. Minimum sample size to extrapolate simulations. Defaults to 3.
colour_exp	Colour of the experimental data. Defaults to "blue".
colour_extrap	Colour of the extrapolated data. Defaults to "red".
legend.position	Position of the legend. Defaults to "top". Can be "bottom", "left", "right", or "none".
alpha_val	Change the degree of shading of the graphs. Default is 0.2.
ggtheme	The theme for the ggplot created. See ggplot2 themes for options. Default set to theme_classic().

Value

Two plots; (a) precision of the CTmin estimate across experimental and extrapolated sample sizes; (b) the sampling distribution (range of plausible CTmin values) across experimental and extrapolated sample sizes.

Examples

sims <- boot_one(coreid_data,
                    groups_col = col,
                    groups_which = "Catorhintha schaffneri_APM",
                    n_max = 30,
                    response = response)
plot_one_group(x = sims,
               n_min = 3,
               n_max = 15,
               colour_exp = "darkblue",
               colour_extrap = "green",
               legend.position = "right")

CJMvS/ThermalSampleR documentation built on July 9, 2023, 5:06 a.m.