Description Usage Arguments Details
Points are plotted in the interior of a shape with a number of vertices equal to the number of variables (i.e. a triangle for data points in three dimensions, a square for four dimensions, etc). The higher the value of a variable, the closer the point is to the vertex representing that variable. The color of the point is also determined by it's closeness to each vertex.
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series |
either a list or a list of lists (see details). |
main |
plot title. |
corner.labels |
labels for each of the vertices. |
cex |
point cex. |
show.ticks |
show tick marks on the sides of the triangle. |
show.legend |
whether to show a legend defining the colors used for each variable. |
legend.pos |
where to put the legend. |
plotwidth |
size of plot (in inches). |
new.plot |
logical whether to create a new plot or overplot on the existing device. |
If 'series' is a list, then each element is a Nx3 matrix, where each row is translated into a data point. The sum of each row in the data matrix must be 1. If 'series' is a list of lists, each element has a 'data' member, which is the matrix, and must also have pch and colramp elements. If 'show.legend' is TRUE, each list must also have a name element. Other optional elements are: highlight.idx and highlight.col, where highlight.idx can be an index or list of indices to highight with the specified color (this works best if the colramp is grayscale).
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