shuffle_plots | R Documentation |
This function will take a tidy dataframe of (U-Th)/He data and make simple plots it
shuffle_plots( hedf, bestfitdf = NULL, heftydf, constraints, synthetic = NULL, eUbin = NULL, helim = c(NA, NA), eUlim = c(NA, NA), timelim = c(NA, NA), templim = c(NA, NA) )
hedf |
tidy dataframe with (U-Th)/He data and columns labeled "eU", "Date", "Unc", "Color", "Sample", "Description", "Elevation_m" |
bestfitdf |
dataframe containing prediction of best fit path from hefty. must have column names equal to "eU", "Date",and "Sample" |
heftydf |
tidy dataframe extracted from HeFTy paths extracted with 'readpaths()' |
constraints |
dataframe with HeFTy constraints extracted with 'readconstraints()' |
synthetic |
dataframe with synthetic/binned data points used in HeFTy modelling. Must have column names equal to "eU", "Date", "Unc", and "Sample" |
eUbin |
value or vector for eU value(s) where bins are split for HeFTy modeling |
helim |
limits for the y (He date) axis, must be a vector of 2-defaults to NA where limits are set based on the total dataset starting at 0 |
eUlim |
limits for the x (eU) axis, must be a vector of 2-defaults to NA where limits are set based on the total dataset starting at 0 |
timelim |
vector of length 2 with limits for time (x) axis. Defaults to NA where limits are set based on the total dataset starting at 0 |
templim |
vector of length 2 with limits for temperature (y) axis. Defaults to NA, where limits are set based on the total dataset |
fn=system.file("extdata","AHe_data.csv",package="thermochronplotr") hedf<-readr::read_csv(fn) fn2=system.file("extdata","ForwardModels.csv",package="thermochronplotr") bestfitdf <- readr::read_csv(fn2) fn3 = system.file("extdata","HeFTyOut-Sample1",package="thermochronplotr") fn4 = system.file("extdata","HeFTyOut-Sample2",package="thermochronplotr") heftydf<-readpaths(c(fn3,fn4),c('Sample1','Sample2')) constraints<-readconstraints(c(fn3,fn4),c('Sample1','Sample2')) shuffle_plots(ahe,forward,hefty,constraints,eUbin = 15)
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