plot.sample.no: Default Plotting Statement for Survey Sample of...
In dill/wisp: Wildlife Simulation Package (wisp)

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This function generates a graphical representation of a sample of point-to-nearest-object method, generated by the function generate.sample.no.

     plot(samp, show.sizes = F, show.exps = F, dsf = 1, whole.population = F, pnlines =  
T, nnlines = T, ...)
     plot.sample.no(samp, show.sizes = F, show.exps = F, dsf = 1, whole.population = F,  
pnlines = T, nnlines = T, ...)

`samp`	sample object (of class 'sample.no´)
`show.sizes`	if TRUE different animal group sizes are shown as dots of different sizes.
`show.exps`	if TRUE different group exposures are shown in different shading.
`dsf`	enlargement factor for group dots.
`whole.population`	if TRUE the whole population will be plotted. Detected animal groups will be shown in red colour, undetected animal groups will be shown in black colour.
`pnlines`	if TRUE the survey points and their nearest objects will be connected with a black line, else there won´t be any line.
`nnlines`	if TRUE the nearest-to-point objects and their nearest neighbour objects (if calculated) will be connected with a red line, else there won´t be any line.

generate.sample.no summary.sample.no

     myreg<-generate.region(x.length = 50, y.width = 80)
          
     mydens <- generate.density()
     mypoppars<-setpars.population(myreg, density.pop = mydens, 
                       number.groups = 100, size.method = "poisson", 
                       size.min = 1, size.max = 5, size.mean = 1,     
                       exposure.method = "beta", exposure.min = 2, 
                       exposure.max = 10, exposure.mean = 6,
                       exposure.shape = 1)
     mypop<-generate.population(mypoppars)
     mydes <- generate.design.no(myreg, n.points = 4)
     mysamp<-generate.sample.no(mypop, mydes, with.neighbours=T)
     
     plot(mysamp)                       # default plotting
     plot(mysamp, show.sizes = T)       # show group sizes
     plot(mysamp, show.exps = T)        # show group exposures
     plot(mysamp, dsf = 2)              # enlarge dots
     plot(mysamp, dsf = 0.3)            # reduce dots
     plot(mysamp, whole.population = T) # show whole population