plot_IPHC_ser_E_and_F | R Documentation |
Plotting function for objects of class IPHC_ser_E_and F
and also
IPHC_ser_EF
, which are, respectively,
list containing tibbles for ser_E
and ser_F
list containing tibble for ser_longest
(and more)
plot_IPHC_ser_E_and_F(
ser_E_and_F,
series_longest = NULL,
plot_type = "E",
x_lim = c(1995, 2022),
y_lim = NULL,
shift = 0.15,
tck_length = -0.02,
ser_E_col = "blue",
ser_F_col = "red",
legend_text = NULL,
x_lab = "Year",
y_lab = "Catch rate index (numbers per effective skate)",
gap_ci = 0.5,
...
)
ser_E_and_F |
list containing tibbles for |
series_longest |
list of outputs from |
plot_type |
one of
|
x_lim |
x range |
y_lim |
y range |
shift |
if plotting two then shift Series E to left and F to right by
|
tck_length |
small tickmark lengths |
ser_E_col |
colour for Series E |
ser_F_col |
colour for Series F |
legend_text |
text to override default if desired |
x_lab |
x label to override default if desired |
y_lab |
y label to override default if desired |
gap_ci |
gap (units of 'height of letter O') between cirlce and whiskers for confidence intervals |
... |
further arguments to |
Since an object with class IPHC_ser_EF
can only be calculated from an
object of class IPHC_ser_E_and_F
, to plot the former requires the latter
to be input also, and this function plots your choice of plot. Inputting
both means that the y-axes will be standardised across the types of plot
(where possible).
Single plot for Series E, F, or EF
Andrew Edwards
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# See vignettes.
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