aitoa.plot.gantt.for.stat.on.multiple.instances: Plot Multiple Gantt Charts for one Statistic into one Diagram

In thomasWeise/aitoaEvaluate: An R Package for Evaluating the aitoa Results

Description

Multiple Gantt charts fitting to one statistic are plotted into a single diagram in a column. #' @title Plot a Gantt Chart based on End Result Statistics

Plot a Gantt chart extract from a log file matching a given end result statistic.

Usage

aitoa.plot.gantt.for.stat.on.multiple.instances(
  end.result.stats,
  results.dir,
  algorithm,
  instances,
  statistic = c("best.f.median", "best.f.min", "best.f.q050", "best.f.q159",
    "best.f.q250", "best.f.q750", "best.f.q841", "best.f.q950", "best.f.max",
    "best.f.mean", "success.time.min", "success.time.max", "success.fes.min",
    "success.fes.max"),
  machine.name.func = as.character,
  job.colors = NA_character_,
  print.job.names = TRUE,
  job.name.func = as.character,
  job.name.cex = .gantt.default.job.name.cex,
  xlab = NA_character_,
  ylab = NA_character_,
  time.max = NA_integer_,
  instances.limit = NA_integer_,
  instances.limit.name = NA_character_,
  instance.limit.cex = .instance.limit.cex,
  instance.limit.color = .instance.limit.color,
  instance.limit.lty = .instance.limit.lty,
  instance.limit.lwd = .instance.limit.lwd,
  instance.limit.adj = .gantt.default.instance.limit.adj,
  center.label.cex = .gantt.label.cex,
  center.label.bg = .gantt.label.bg,
  las = 1L,
  xaxs = "i",
  yaxs = "i",
  mgp = .default.mgp,
  tck = .default.tck,
  cex = .default.cex,
  mar = if ((is.null(xlab) || is.na(xlab)) && (is.null(ylab) || is.na(ylab)))
    .default.mar.without.labels else NULL,
  mar.single = .default.mar.without.labels,
  ...
)

Arguments

end.result.stats	the end result statistics frame, as obtained with aitoa.load.end.result.stats
results.dir	the directory where to search the run log files
algorithm	the algorithm id
instances	the instance ids, the names of the list are used as instance names
statistic	the statistics for which a matching run should be sought
machine.name.func	a function converting a machine index into a character string with the machine name. The first machine index is 0L, the last one length(x) - 1L.
job.colors	an optional vector of job colors
print.job.names	should the job names be printed into the job rectangles?
job.name.func	a function converting a job index into a character string, only used if isTRUE(print.job.names), the job indices passed on depend on the indices present in x.
job.name.cex	the scaling for job names, only considered if isTRUE(print.job.names)
xlab	the label for the x-axis
ylab	the label for the y-axis
time.max	an optional maximal time value
instances.limit	an opional quality limit to be plotted as horizontal line
instances.limit.name	the optional name of the quality limit, NA for omit
instance.limit.cex	the font scaling for the instance limit annotation (only if !is.na(instance.limit.name))
instance.limit.color	the color for the instance limit line
instance.limit.lty	the line type for the instance limit line
instance.limit.lwd	the line width for the instance limit line
instance.limit.adj	the adjustment for the instance limit annotation (only if !is.na(instance.limit.name))
center.label.cex	the font size multiplier for the label
center.label.bg	the background for the label
las	the axis label oriantation (this is the default to be passed to plot, better don't change)
xaxs	the x-axis interval type (this is the default to be passed to plot, better don't change)
yaxs	the y-axis interval type (this is the default to be passed to plot, better don't change)
mgp	the mgp parameter to be passed to plot
tck	the tck parameter to be passed to plot
cex	the default character scaling
mar	the default margins
mar.single	potential individual margins to be passed to the single diagrams
...	parameters to be passed to plot

thomasWeise/aitoaEvaluate documentation built on Dec. 6, 2020, 1:22 p.m.