My_Imagine | R Documentation |
This function plots the incidence matrix, ordinated or not, with up to five associated environmental gradients associates.
My_Imagine(
comm,
col = c(0, 1, 2),
order = TRUE,
scores = 1,
fill = TRUE,
xlab = "",
ylab = "",
yline = 0,
xline = 0,
sitenames = rownames(comm),
cex.envlab = 1,
speciesnames = colnames(comm),
xlab_line = 3,
cex.xlab = 2,
ylab_line = 3,
cex.ylab = 2,
main = "",
main_line = 3,
cex.main = 2,
Env1 = NULL,
Env2 = NULL,
Env.col_1 = NULL,
Env.label_1 = NULL,
Env.col_2 = NULL,
Env.label_2 = NULL,
cex.site = 1,
cex.species = 1,
top_margin = 2,
left_margin = 2,
bottom_margin = 3,
right_margin = 1,
EigenVal = F,
box.lwd = 1,
Env.col_3 = NULL,
Env.label_3 = NULL,
Env3 = NULL,
Env.col_4 = NULL,
Env.label_4 = NULL,
Env4 = NULL,
Env.col_5 = NULL,
Env.label_5 = NULL,
Env5 = NULL
)
comm |
An incidence matrix. |
col |
The colors of absences, true presences and filled presences, respectively. |
order |
Logical. Should the matrix be order by reciprocal averaging (CA)? Defaut set is to TRUE. |
scores |
Numeric. What axis of the CA should be used for ordination? Defaut is 1. |
fill |
Logical. Should embeded absences be filled? |
xlab |
Label of the x axis |
ylab |
Label of the y axis |
yline |
Line position of y label. Defaut is 2. |
xline |
Line position of x label. Defaut is 2. |
sitenames |
A vector of site Names. Defaut is row names. |
cex.envlab |
The size of the environmental gradient labels |
speciesnames |
A vector of species Names. Defaut is column names. |
xlab_line |
Line position of the x label |
cex.xlab |
Size of the x label |
ylab_line |
Line position of the y label |
cex.ylab |
Size of the y label |
main |
Main Title |
main_line |
Line poisition of the main title. |
cex.main |
Size of the main title |
Env1 |
The first environmental gradient |
Env2 |
The second environmental gradient. |
Env.col_1 |
The colors of the first Environmental Gradient. If it is a continuous gradient, this should be a vector with the two most extreme colors. If it is a factor, it should be a vector with one color for each of the levels of the factor. |
Env.label_1 |
Name of the first environmental gradient. |
Env.col_2 |
The colors of the second Environmental Gradient. If it is a continuous gradient, this should be a vector with the two most extreme colors. If it is a factor, it should be a vector with one color for each of the levels of the factor. |
Env.label_2 |
Name of the second environmental gradient. |
cex.site |
The size of the site labels. |
cex.species |
The size of the species labels. |
top_margin |
The space left in the top of the plot. Useful to fit long species names. |
left_margin |
The space left in the left side of the plot. Useful to fit long site names. |
bottom_margin |
The space left in the bottom side of the plot. |
right_margin |
The space left in the right side of the plot. |
EigenVal |
Should the relative eigenvalue of the ordination axis used be plotted? |
box.lwd |
The width of the plot box. |
Env.col_3 |
The colors of the third Environmental Gradient. If it is a continuous gradient, this should be a vector with the two most extreme colors. If it is a factor, it should be a vector with one color for each of the levels of the factor. |
Env.label_3 |
Name of the third environmental gradient. |
Env3 |
The third environmental gradient. |
Env.col_4 |
The colors of the fourth Environmental Gradient. If it is a continuous gradient, this should be a vector with the two most extreme colors. If it is a factor, it should be a vector with one color for each of the levels of the factor. |
Env.label_4 |
Name of the fourth environmental gradient. |
Env4 |
The fourth environmental gradient. |
Env.col_5 |
The colors of the fifth Environmental Gradient. If it is a continuous gradient, this should be a vector with the two most extreme colors. If it is a factor, it should be a vector with one color for each of the levels of the factor. |
Env.label_5 |
Name of the fifth environmental gradient. |
Env5 |
The fifth environmental gradient. |
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