Description Usage Arguments Value See Also
View source: R/envelope.plot.R
envelope.plot
plots the plateau envelopes produced by the functions
fit.glm.env
and fit.bugs.env
.
1 2 3 | envelope.plot(envelope.fit, type = "persp", x.plot.lims = c(0, 1),
len = 100, plot.vars, x.labels, fix.values, close.points = "",
contour.levels)
|
envelope.fit |
The fitted object from either |
type |
String taking values |
x.plot.lims |
Vector of two numerics containing the endpoints for the plotting regions in the (scaled) climate variables. |
len |
The number of points to use for plotting in each dimension. |
plot.vars |
If p>2 (currentl implying p==3), need to know which two variables to plot; this vector of two climate column names makes the selection. |
x.labels |
Labels to plot on the x-axes, notionally the variable names; if omitted, the code will use "Variable 1" etc. |
fix.values |
Vector of numeric length p with named elements corresponding to the values (and names) of the non-plotted variables; ignored if p<3. |
close.points |
String indicating how to plot points in contour or
perspective plots: the value "shade" plots filled circles for points
which are "close" to the chosen values of the held out variables, and
empty circles otherwise; the value "plot" is as for shade but without
the empty circles; and for any other value of |
contour.levels |
If specified, the probability values to be plotted
in the contour plots; this is especially important when using
|
For the case of a single climate variable, the plot produced is a line graph, possibly with rugplot and points. For two climate covariates, either a contour plot or a perspective plot is produced. For three climate covariates, the same choice of contour or perspective plot is made for two of the variables for a fixed value of the third covariate.
link{map.plot}
, link{fit.bugs.env}
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