lc.overplot: Overplot Light Curves

In Starkiller4011/AstroR: Statsistical methods for X-ray astronomy with R

Description

Creates a plot of the source and background of two light curves

Usage

lc.overplot(
  lc1,
  lc2,
  xlab = "Time [s]",
  y1lab = "Rate [count/s]",
  y2lab = "Rate [count/s]",
  plt.title = "LC1 vs LC2",
  bg1 = FALSE,
  bg2 = FALSE,
  names = c("lc1", "lc2")
)

Arguments

lc1	required data frame: Light curve data frame with structure: TIME, TIMED, RATE, ERROR, BACKV, BACKE
lc2	required data frame: Light curve data frame with structure: TIME, TIMED, RATE, ERROR, BACKV, BACKE
xlab	optional string: X axis label
y1lab	optional string: Left Y axis label
y2lab	optional string: Right Y axis label
plt.title	optional string: Plot title
bg1	optional boolean: If TRUE plot the background of the first light curve, defaults to FALSE
bg2	optional boolean: If TRUE plot the background of the second light curve, defaults to FALSE
names	optional list of strings: Names for the two light curves

Value

Plot of the source and background light curve

Author(s)

Derek Blue

Examples

## Not run: 
plt <- lc.plot(lightcurve)
plot(plt)

## End(Not run)

Starkiller4011/AstroR documentation built on Aug. 24, 2020, 12:41 p.m.