adLinesToVector | R Documentation |
Ad various lines / graphical elements to the plot of a vector like loading or regression vector.
Leave at the default "def" to read in the respective value from the
settings.r file. By providing TRUE
or FALSE
, all or none of the
additional graphical elements are drawn on the vector plot. By providing
an integer vector in the range [2..5], you can specify which one of the
graphical elements should be produced:
2
Vertical thin lines dropped from a peak to the x-axis. These can
help to see in which WAMAC a peak is falling. (See also below at 4
.)
3
The "DelGiudice-areas", three wavelength-ranges in the first overtone
corresponding to different water structures / properties. The explicit
wavelength ranges are defined in the settings.r file in the parameters
dga_dga1
to dga_dga3
, while the other parameters starting with
dga_
are governing size and color. The first area is corresponding to
the "single" coherent domain, the second to the gaseous phase in between
domains, and the third to the meta-domain consisting of coherent single
domains. Please note that this is based upon personal communication with
Emilio Del Giudice and can not (yet) be referenced or backed by literature
or even experimental findings. So, for now these three wavelength ranges are
purely hypothecial.If selected for plotting, the three wavelength-ranges will
be indicated by slim lines slightly below the x-axis.
4
The WAMACs, i.e. the so called "water matrix coordinates". If
selected for plotting, the location of the WAMACs in the first overtone will
be indicated by small, slim boxes in alternating colors directly on the
x-axis. The colors themselves and the width in the y-axis of the boxes can be
specified in the settings.r file in the parameters starting with wamac_
.
5
Two single markers indicating the wavelengths for humidity will be
plotted on the vector plot. The wavelengths, color, size and line-width are
specified in the settings.r file in the parameters starting with
hum_
.
Additional graphical elements on a vector plot
plot_pca
, plot_pls
,
plot_aqg_args
## Not run:
fd <- gfd()
cube <- gdmm(fd)
plot_pca(cube, ld.adLines=FALSE) # no additional lines in the loading plot
plot_pca(cube, ld.adLines=c(2, 4) # only vertical lines and WAMACs in the
# loading plot
## End(Not run)
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