superimpose.data.f: Superimpose the data series and a smooth gam (spline) trend...

In duplisea/climatestripes: A simple visual depiction of a temperature variable and in most cases climate change

Description

Superimpose data and a gam smooth (spline) on the climate stripes plot. It can be visually more striking and can be more science friendly while still conveying the main colour temperature message of the climate stripes plot

Usage

superimpose.data.f(
  time.vector,
  temperature.vector,
  data.colour = "yellow",
  spline = T,
  spline.colour = "white",
  ...
)

Arguments

time.vector	the time series vector
temperature.vector	a times series of any environmental variable (climate stripes have been developed for temperature) whose values correspond to the time vector
data.colour	colour of the data line to superimpose
spline	fit a spline (gam) and superimpose in addition to the data
spline.colour	colour of the spline line to superimpose
...	additional arguments to the trend line that "lines" will accept, see par

Details

Superimposes data after rescaling from 0 to 1, i.e. the lowest point in the series will be at the bottom of the graph and the highest at the top. The gam is calculated using mgcv default for gam

See Also

lines par mgcv::gam smooth.spline

duplisea/climatestripes documentation built on March 27, 2021, 11:47 p.m.