savePlotColl2D | R Documentation |
Save plots of collective events
savePlotColl2D(
objTS,
objColl = NULL,
plotbin = FALSE,
datanno = NULL,
outdir = ".",
filecore = "",
xlim = c(0, 1024),
ylim = c(0, 1024),
plotwh = c(3, 3),
revy = FALSE,
stretchf = TRUE,
ptszmain = 2,
ptszbin = 1,
ptszanno = 2,
ggtheme = NULL,
imtype = c("png", "pdf"),
colpal = "RdYlBu"
)
## S3 method for class 'arcosTS'
savePlotColl2D(
objTS,
objColl = NULL,
plotbin = FALSE,
datanno = NULL,
outdir = ".",
filecore = "",
xlim = c(0, 1024),
ylim = c(0, 1024),
plotwh = c(3, 3),
revy = TRUE,
stretchf = TRUE,
ptszmain = 2,
ptszbin = 1,
ptszanno = 2,
ggtheme = NULL,
imtype = c("png", "pdf"),
colpal = "RdYlBu"
)
objTS |
an arcosTS object with time series. |
objColl |
an arcosTS object with collective events, defult NULL. |
plotbin |
a boolean, whether dots with binarised measurement should be plotted; default FALSE. |
datanno |
a data.table with T/X/Y annotations overlaid on the plot, default NULL. |
outdir |
a string with the dierctory to save the folder with frames; default ".". |
filecore |
a string with a prefix for output image files, default ".". |
xlim |
a vector with limits for the x-axis, default c(0, 1024). |
ylim |
a vector with limits for the y-axis, default c(0, 1024). |
plotwh |
a vector with width and height of the output image in inches, default c(3,3). |
revy |
logical whether to reverse the y-axis, default TRUE. |
stretchf |
logical whether to stretch the output sequence to include frames without objects, default TRUE. |
ptszmain |
numeric, size of main points in the plot, default 1. |
ptszbin |
numeric, size of points that indicate binarised measurement, default 0.1. |
ptszanno |
numeric, size of points that indicate annotated data, default 2. |
ggtheme |
a ggtheme object with additional style definitions; default NULL. |
imtype |
definition of the output image type, either "png" or "pdf". |
colpal |
colour palette for the main data, default 'RdYlBu'. |
Wrapper for the savePlotCollEvents2D
function.
cat("no examples")
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