| oss.plot_spl | R Documentation | 
This function is identical to plot_ea_spline function from the ithir package maintained by Brendan Malone and available on bitbucket. The diffrence is in how the xlim argument is set for plotting and provides wider x axis.
oss.plot_spl(
  splineOuts,
  d = t(c(0, 5, 15, 30, 60, 100, 200)),
  maxd,
  type = 1,
  label = "",
  plot.which = 1
)
| splineOuts | list; This is a returned object from the ea_spline function | 
| d | numeric; standard depths that were used during the fitting from ea_spline. | 
| maxd | numeric; Maximum soil depth for generating the outputs plots/s | 
| type | numeric; Different themes of plot may be exported. Type 1 is to return the observed soil data plus the continuous spline (default). Type 2 is to return the observed data plus the averages of the spline at the specified depth intervals. Type 3 is to return the observed data, spline averages and continuous spline. | 
| label | Character; Optional label to put on x-axis of plot. | 
| plot.which | numeric; Integer selction of which plot to produce if multiple soil profiles have been fitted using the ea_spline function. | 
Returns a labeled plot of the soil profile information and user selected ea_spline outputs.
data(profiles)
fit<- oss.optSpline(obj=profiles, var.name="pH_CaCl2",
lam= c(10, 1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001), d=t(c(0,5,15,30,60,100)),
vlow= 0, vhigh= 9, save.plots=FALSE)
oss.plot_spl(splineOuts= fit, d= t(c(0,5,15,30,60,100)), maxd= 100, type=3, label= "Soil pH")
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