aitoa.plot.stat.over.param: Plot a Statistic over the Values of a Given Parameter
In thomasWeise/aitoaEvaluate: An R Package for Evaluating the aitoa Results

Plot an end statistic over the values of a given parameter.

aitoa.plot.stat.over.param(
  end.result.stats,
  algorithm.template,
  algorithm.primary.args,
  algorithm.primary.filler = .default.primary.template.filler,
  algorithm.secondary.args = NULL,
  algorithm.secondary.args.name = NULL,
  algorithm.secondary.filler = .default.secondary.template.filler,
  instances,
  statistic,
  instance.colors = aitoa.distinct.colors(length(instances)),
  instance.lwd = .default.lwd,
  instance.pch = NULL,
  secondary.arg.lty = if (is.null(algorithm.secondary.args)) .default.lty else c(1L,
    aitoa.distinct.lty(length(algorithm.secondary.args) - 1L)),
  legend.pos = "topright",
  legend.cex = .legend.cex,
  legend.bg = .legend.bg,
  mgp = .default.mgp,
  tck = .default.tck,
  cex = .default.cex,
  mar = .default.mar.without.labels,
  divide.by = NULL,
  mark.min.fun = .default.mark.min,
  x.axis.at = NULL,
  full.data.required = TRUE,
  ...
)

`end.result.stats`	the end result statistics frame
`algorithm.template`	the algorithm template: a string where `$arg` will be replaced with the parameter value and which will then be matched with the `algorithm` column in the data frame
`algorithm.primary.args`	the values of the primary argument
`algorithm.primary.filler`	a function taking in an algorithm name template and an argument value and returning an algorithm name. The default replaces the string `$arg1` with the value.
`algorithm.secondary.args`	values of an optional secondary argument
`algorithm.secondary.args.name`	the optional name of the optional secondary argument
`algorithm.secondary.filler`	a function taking in an algorithm name template (resulting from `algorithm.primary.filler`) and the two algorithm argument values and returns an algorithm name. The default replaces the string `$arg2` with the value of the secondary argument.
`instances`	a potentially named list of instances; if names are given, the names are diplayed in the legend, otherwise the instance strings
`statistic`	the statistic to plot
`instance.colors`	the colors to use for the instances
`instance.lwd`	the line widths to be used for the instances
`instance.pch`	the symbol to be used for the instances
`secondary.arg.lty`	the line types to be used for the secondary argument
`legend.pos`	the legend position
`legend.cex`	the legend character size
`legend.bg`	the legend background
`mgp`	the mgp value
`tck`	the tck value
`cex`	the base character scaling
`mar`	the margin value
`divide.by`	optionally, a per-instance value to divide the statistic by
`mark.min.fun`	the function for marking the minima. If not `NULL`, this must be a function with six arguments, namely min.x the vector with the x-coordinates minal values min.y the vector with the y-coordinates minal values color the color for these points pch the pch value for these points, or `NULL` if none lty the line type for these points lwd the line width for these points This function, if not `NULL`, is called once for each instance
`x.axis.at`	the location of the x-axis ticks: optional
`full.data.required`	if `TRUE`, an exception will be thrown if there is not one data point for every single x-value; if `FALSE`, missing data points are allowed. The default is `TRUE`.
`...`	parameters to be passed to plot