Usage Arguments Details Examples
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n |
The row number of the r.diff results |
g |
logical. If TRUE, it visualizes subplots divided by groups |
The function 'see' automatically seatches for the elemnt 'X' in the global environment.
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##-- ==> Define data, use random,
##-- or do help(data=index) for the standard data sets.
## The function is currently defined as
function (n, g = TRUE)
{
X[[2]][1]$Rnum <- as.numeric(as.character(X[[2]][1]$Rnum))
rn <- match(n, X[[2]][1]$Rnum)
dataset <- X[[2]][5]$dataset[rn]
group <- X[[2]][4]$group[rn]
arg1 <- (X[[2]][2]$i[rn])
arg2 <- (X[[2]][3]$j[rn])
N.arg.1 <- (which(names(get(dataset)) == arg1))
N.arg.2 <- (which(names(get(dataset)) == arg2))
N.Group <- (which(names(get(dataset)) == group))
Name.arg.1 <- colnames(get(dataset)[N.arg.1])
Name.arg.2 <- colnames(get(dataset)[N.arg.2])
Title <- paste(Name.arg.1, "~", Name.arg.2)
if (g == TRUE) {
arguments <- list(get(dataset)[, N.arg.1], get(dataset)[,
N.arg.2], get(dataset)[, N.Group])
}
else {
arguments <- list(get(dataset)[, N.arg.1], get(dataset)[,
N.arg.2])
}
do.call(what = plottest, args = arguments)
title(Title, col.main = "red", line = 0)
}
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