plot.extracted: A Plotting function used with output from CO2 Peak finding...

In andersonjake1988/peak.gas: timeseries peak data processing package

Description

This function provides a plotting framework for exploring the data output from the extract.peaks() function

Usage

## S3 method for class 'extracted'
plot(data, file = NULL, sample = NULL, std.curve = FALSE, method = "linear")

Arguments

data	output from the extract.peaks() function
file	the name of the file the user wishes to look at
sample	the specific sample the user wishes to look at
std.curve	a logical argument that states whether the user wishes to look at the standard curve or not
method	Specify whether you want to plot the "linear" relationship or the "log" transformed relationship

Examples

ex.output <- extract.peaks(directory = path.package("peak.gas"))
plot(ex.output, std.curve = TRUE)
plot(ex.output, file = "vn_clear_071621.txt", std.curve = TRUE)
plot(ex.output, file = "vn_clear_07292021.txt", std.curve = TRUE)
plot(ex.output, file = "vn_veg_07292021.txt", std.curve = TRUE)
plot(ex.output, file = "vn_darkveg_071621.txt")
plot(ex.output, sample = "NN_DARKVEG")
plot(ex.output, file = "vn_darkveg_071621.txt", sample = "NC_DARKVEG")

andersonjake1988/peak.gas documentation built on Jan. 20, 2022, 11:16 p.m.