cwres_time | R Documentation |
Uses y_time
to create the plots. Please see that
help topic and details here for other arguments to customize the plot.
cwres_time(df, x = pm_axis_time(), y = pm_axis_cwres(), ...)
cwres_tafd(df, x = pm_axis_tafd(), y = pm_axis_cwres(), ...)
cwres_tad(df, x = pm_axis_tad(), y = pm_axis_cwres(), ...)
cwresi_time(df, x = pm_axis_time(), y = pm_axis_cwresi(), ...)
cwresi_tafd(df, x = pm_axis_tafd(), y = pm_axis_cwresi(), ...)
cwresi_tad(df, x = pm_axis_tad(), y = pm_axis_cwresi(), ...)
df |
data set to plot |
x |
x-axis data in |
y |
y-axis data in |
... |
passed to |
Plots are generated using y_time
,
which then calls scatt
.
By default, the time unit is assumed
to be hours (hr
). See the xunit
argument
to y_time
to change the time unit.
See the xby
argument to y_time
for a
convenient way to change the breaks for the x-axis (time).
Since this function creates a scatter plot,
both the x
and y
columns must
be numeric.
A single plot.
res_time
, wres_time
,
npde_time
df <- pmplots_data_obs()
cwresi_time(df)
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