plot_position: Plot object positions

In jirilukavsky/motrack: Tools for Multiple Object Tracking experiments

Plot object positions

Description

The function plots position tibble based on x, y values and potentially extra values from settings. Position is expected to be position tibble, but it may contain extra columns for graphics: target (Logical vector indicating whether object is target or distractor), fill (Character vector with colour names of object interiors.), border (Character vector with colour names of object borders.).

Usage

plot_position(
  position,
  settings = default_settings(),
  targets = NULL,
  background_annotation = NULL,
  foreground_annotation = NULL
)

Arguments

position	tibble
settings	list with basic properties
targets	Which objects should be treated as targets
background_annotation	Annotation rendered behind the objects (texture)
foreground_annotation	Annotation rendered over the objects (aperture)

Value

ggplot2 figure

Examples

# sample positions with no other requirements
set.seed(100)
pos <- generate_positions_random(8, default_settings())
plot_position(pos, default_settings())
# first four objects are targets
plot_position(pos, default_settings(), 1:4)
pos$fill <- rainbow(8)
plot_position(pos, default_settings())

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