plot_GOF | R Documentation |
Create goodness of fits plots for one or several runs, eventually spread by a covariate.
plot_GOF(object, plots_to_keep = F, cov_to_use = "", col_cov = F,
gather_by_cov = F, plotly = F, filter = F, table_output = F,
xlog = "", ylog = "", units_obs = "", units_time = "",
method_smooth = "loess")
object |
either a run or a folder |
plots_to_keep |
by default create every possible GOF. User can select only plots of interest either by numbers or by strings |
cov_to_use |
string of the covariate header the user want to split GOFS |
col_cov |
bool, if true make one color per covariate on a single plot, if F make one layer per covariate value |
gather_by_cov |
bool, wether the user want plots gathered by covariate or by type of GOFS |
plotly |
bool, if true transforms static plots into plotly dynamic plots, usefull to detect outliers |
filter |
a filter can contains IPRED/PRED/OBS/TIME/NPDE/YTYPE... and any covariable (included ID) that you want. Can be quoted or not. |
table_output |
TRUE or FALSE, either to directly print the plots or to return the table |
plot_GOF() search of every possible goodness of fit plots and create them individually. If a proporitional error is found, according plots will be in logarithmic scales. User can filter as it wants the dataset. If several runs is given in input, through a folder, it will give back the table of every plots doable. User can then filter and arrange as it wants and then use the plot_invoke() function
Thibaud Derippe thibaud.derippe@gmail.com
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