palettes: Colour paletes for images.
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palettes R Documentation
Colour paletes for images.
Description
Some simple colour palettes that may be used for images.
Usage
col.oro(n)
Arguments
n
Integer: number of colours. irainbow and grainbow accept negative values, in which case the order is reversed.
Value
All these functions return a vector of n colours that span the chosen colour palette. col.cloud is a bit special, as it actually returns transparancy values. grainbow is kind of a stupid name for grey-scaling. irainbow and grainbow accept negative values for n, in which case the order is reversed. For best results, some of these functions require RColorBrewer. If this is not available, a similar choice is made from standard colours.
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Colour paletes for images.
Description
Some simple colour palettes that may be used for images.
Usage
col.oro(n)
Arguments
n |
Integer: number of colours. irainbow and grainbow accept negative values, in which case the order is reversed. |
Value
All these functions return a vector of n colours that span the chosen colour palette. col.cloud is a bit special, as it actually returns transparancy values. grainbow is kind of a stupid name for grey-scaling. irainbow and grainbow accept negative values for n, in which case the order is reversed. For best results, some of these functions require RColorBrewer. If this is not available, a similar choice is made from standard colours.
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