Description Usage Arguments Details See Also Examples
Generate diagnostic plots based on the output of a modeling function floodnetMdl). Includes the following graphics: Return level plot, comparison of the flood quantiles, comparison of the coefficient of variation, L-moment ratio diagram and histogram.#'
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plot(x, type = "r", ...)
## S3 method for class 'floodnetMdls'
plot(x, type = "q", ...)
.PlotReturnLevel(
x,
point.args = NULL,
line.args = NULL,
ribbon.args = NULL,
xlab = "Return periods",
ylab = "Return levels"
)
.PlotQQ(
x,
point.args = NULL,
line.args = NULL,
ribbon.args = NULL,
xlab = "Theoretical quantiles",
ylab = "Sample quantiles"
)
.PlotCompareQ(x, xlab = "Return periods", ylab = "Return levels", fill = "")
.PlotCompareCv(
x,
line.args = NULL,
point.args = NULL,
xlab = "Return periods",
ylab = "Coefficient of variation",
colour = ""
)
.PlotLRatio(
x,
point.args = NULL,
average.args = NULL,
line.args = NULL,
xlab = "L-Skewness",
ylab = "L-Kurtosis",
colour = "",
shape = ""
)
.PlotLinTrend(
x,
point.args = NULL,
line.args = NULL,
xlab = NULL,
ylab = NULL,
caption = TRUE
)
## S3 method for class 'floodnetMdl'
hist(
x,
histogram.args = NULL,
line.args = NULL,
xlab = NULL,
ylab = "Density",
caption = TRUE,
...
)
## S3 method for class 'floodnetRoi'
plot(x, type = "f", ...)
|
x |
Input data. |
type |
Plot type. |
... |
Other parameters. |
point.args, line.args, histogram.args, ribbon.args, |
Parameters passed to the respective geometry. |
xlab, ylab, fill, shape, colour |
Labels of the XY-axis or legend. |
average.args |
Same as point.args for the average point. |
caption |
Logical. Should additional information be displayed in the caption. |
All functions use ggplot2
to create a basic plot that can be further
customized. The default arguments of the used geometry can be overridden by
passing a list of new arguments. For example,
point.args = list(colour = 'red')
change the colour of a set of points that was created by geom_point
.
ggplot, geom_point, geom_path, geom_ribbon
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 | library(ggplot2)
## Create a random data
set.seed(2)
xd <- SequenceData(365*30, freq = 'days', sdate = '2000-01-01')
an <- CSHShydRology::ExtractAmax(value~date,xd)
## Return level Plot
fit.an <- an$value %>%
SequenceData() %>%
FloodnetAmax()
plot(fit.an)
# QQ-plot
fit.pot <- FloodnetPot(xd, area = 200, u = 200)
plot(fit.pot, type = 'qq')
## Histogram
hist(fit.pot)
## Sen's slope
plot(fit.an, 't')
## Comparing flood quantiles and coefficient of variation
m2 <- CompareModels(fit.an, fit.pot)
plot(m2) + labs(fill = 'Method')
plot(m2, type = 'cv')
## L-moment ratio diagram
DemoData('region') %>%
FloodnetPool(target = '01AF007', tol.H = Inf, verbose = FALSE) %>%
plot(type = 'l') + labs(shape = 'Site', colour = 'Distr.')
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