a_b_bagplot: Creates bagplots of equitable intercepts versus 1-slope

In celphin/Equitable: Equitable Transform

Creates bagplots of equitable intercepts versus 1-slope

Description

Bagplots are made by varying the zero of ther data set to various values the variable t(dependent on options). If community.f has some nonnumeric trait then bagplots are also created for each category of the trait. Plots are made based on the reference column chosen.

Usage

a_b_bagplot(
  community.f = NULL,
  Td,
  refindex = "Row_Ave",
  xlim = NULL,
  ylim = NULL,
  main = " ",
  rownum = NULL,
  facname = NULL,
  fall = FALSE
)

Arguments

community.f	nonnumeric character traits of the individuals in x: default NULL
Td	Transform info based on transformE
refindex	intercept values based on this refences x location or individual: Default "Row_Ave"
xlim	vector of c(lowest range,highest range) for 1-slope values default NULL function defines them
ylim	vector of c(lowest range,highest range) for intercept values default NULL function defines them
main	text heading for plot
rownum	vector of points on t to use as zeroes default NULL (about 10 t values chosen)
facname	name of factor characteristic
fall	use all values of t Default=FALSE

Value

index of best intersection of plotted sequences

Examples

d<-eg8(rmult=4,cmult=4,mf=10,mg= 0,mu=10,sdf=0.75,sdg=1,sdu=0.2)
Td<-transformE(d=d)
aa<-a_b_bagplot(Td=Td,xlim=c(-0.3,0.3),ylim=c(-4,4))
aa<-a_b_bagplot(Td=Td,xlim=c(-0.3,0.3),ylim=c(-5,5),rownum=seq(1,ncol(Td$smat),by=2))
aa<-a_b_bagplot(Td=Td,xlim=c(-0.2,0.2),ylim=c(-5,5),fall=TRUE)

celphin/Equitable documentation built on Jan. 23, 2023, 11:02 p.m.