View source: R/plotting.geoChronR.R
plotCorEns | R Documentation |
Plots the output of an ensemble correlation analysis.
plotCorEns(
corout,
bins = 40,
line.labels = corout$cor.stats$percentiles,
add.to.plot = ggplot2::ggplot(),
legend.position = c(0.2, 0.8),
f.sig.lab.position = c(0.15, 0.4),
sig.level = 0.05,
significance.option = "isospectral",
use.fdr = TRUE,
bar.colors = c("grey50", "Chartreuse4", "DarkOrange")
)
corout |
output from corEns() |
bins |
Number of bins in the histogram |
line.labels |
Labels for the quantiles lines |
add.to.plot |
A ggplot object to add these lines to. Default is ggplot() |
legend.position |
Where to put the map legend? |
f.sig.lab.position |
x,y (0-1) position of the fraction of significant correlation labels |
sig.level |
What significance level to plot? |
significance.option |
Choose how handle significance. Options are:
|
use.fdr |
Use results from False Discovery Rate testing in plot? |
bar.colors |
What colors to use for the bars, formatted as (insignificant, significant, significant after FDR) |
A ggplot object
Julien Emile-Geay
Nick McKay
Other plot:
plotChron()
,
plotChronEns()
,
plotChronEnsDiff()
,
plotHistEns()
,
plotLine()
,
plotModelDistributions()
,
plotPcaEns()
,
plotPvalsEnsFdr()
,
plotRegressEns()
,
plotScatterEns()
,
plotScreeEns()
,
plotSpectraEns()
,
plotSpectrum()
,
plotSummary()
,
plotSummaryTs()
,
plotTimeseriesEnsLines()
,
plotTimeseriesEnsRibbons()
,
plotTimeseriesStack()
,
plotTrendLinesEns()
Other correlation:
ar1()
,
ar1Surrogates()
,
corMatrix
,
effectiveN()
,
pvalMonteCarlo()
,
pvalPearsonSerialCorrected()
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