In nicolemunoz99/multisensory: Predicting the conditions under which multisensory integration is favored

library(multisensory)

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title: "Multisensory vignette" output: rmarkdown::html_vignette vignette: > %\VignetteIndexEntry{Inputs to oiplot} %\VignetteEngine{knitr::rmarkdown} %\VignetteEncoding{UTF-8}

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Making plots with oiplot

oiplot requires a list having length, structure and names equal to optint.empty. optint.empty has 8 components (one for each parameter), each of which contains two components, one named “parameter” and one named “value”. The names of the 8 components must equal c("COL", "ROW", "SER", "DIM1", "DIM2", "CONST1", "CONST2", "CONST3"). These names specify how each parameter is represented in the graphs.

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Plot
dimension Parameter varies along...

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COL along x-axis

ROW between graphs

SER among lines within a graph

DIM1 one dimension of area from which "favorability of integration" is calculated

DIM2 other dimension of area from which "favorability of integration" is calculated

CONST1 constant

CONST2 constant

CONST3 constant

The “parameter” components assign what parameter you want to be represented on each plot dimension, must be of type character, and must be one of the following parameter names: “prior.b”, “bb.a”, “bb.b”, “s1”, “u1”, “k1”, “u2”, “k2”. Furthermore, each parameter must be named exactly once. The “value” component specifies the value(s) to be plotted.

The list, optint.ex1, was used in making Fig. 2 in Munoz & Blumstein.

optint.ex1

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Plot Parameter Value dimension

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COL u1 r optint.ex1$COL$value

ROW u2 r optint.ex1$ROW$value

SER prior.b r optint.ex1$SER$value

DIM1 bb.a r optint.ex1$DIM1$value

DIM2 bb.b r optint.ex1$DIM2$value

CONST1 k1 r optint.ex1$CONST1$value

CONST2 k2 r optint.ex1$CONST2$value

CONST3 s1 r optint.ex1$CONST3$value

Table: optint.ex1

The number of plots produced is equal to the vector length of ROW$value. The values of parameters constant within a plot are annotated to the right of the plot. The lists optint.ex1 and optint.ex2 have been provided to demonstrate oiplot.

oiplot(optint.ex1)

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