View source: R/seriesPlot.seaken.R
| seriesPlot.seaken | R Documentation |
Produces a plot of time-series data by season that shows seasonal and overall trends: method for "seaken" object.
## S3 method for class 'seaken' seriesPlot(x, SeasonLine = list(name = "", what = "vertical", color = "black"), SeasonPoint = list(name = "", what = "points", symbol = "circle", filled = TRUE, size = 0.09, color = "black"), yaxis.log = FALSE, yaxis.range = c(NA, NA), ylabels = 7, xlabels = x$seasonames, xtitle = "", ytitle = deparse(substitute(x)), caption = "", margin = c(NA, NA, NA, NA), SeasonTrend = list(name = "", what = "lines", color = "brown"), TrendLine = list(name = "", what = "lines", color = "blue"), ...)
x |
data that can be treated as a regularly-spaced time series. |
SeasonLine |
control parameters of the lines in the plot. See Details. |
SeasonPoint |
control parameters of the points in the plot. See Details. |
yaxis.log |
log-transform the y axis? |
yaxis.range |
set the range of the y axis. |
ylabels |
set the y-axis labels. See |
xlabels |
set the x-axis labels, may be a single numeric value
indicating the number of season in |
xtitle |
the x-axis title. |
ytitle |
the y-axis title. |
caption |
the figure caption. |
margin |
the parameters of the margin of the plot area. |
SeasonTrend |
control parameters of the trend line for each season. See Details. |
TrendLine |
control parameters of the overall trend line compute by
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... |
any additional arguments required for specific methods. |
The argument what for SeasonLine must be either "lines" or
"vertical." See monthplot for more information.
The
argument what for either SeasonPoint, SeasonTrend, or
trendLine may be set to "none" to suppress drawing of that feature.
Information about the graph.
monthplot, seasonPlot,
seaken
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