plot.tag_co_occurrence: Plots a tag_co_occurrence Object
In trinker/termco: Counts of Terms and Substrings

Plots a tag_co_occurrence object

## S3 method for class 'tag_co_occurrence'
plot(
  x,
  cor = FALSE,
  edge.width.range = c(0.5, 4),
  node.size.range = c(0.5, 10),
  edge.color = "gray80",
  node.color = "orange",
  bar.color = node.color,
  font.color = "gray55",
  point.size.range = TRUE,
  bar.font.color = ifelse(bar, "gray96", bar.color),
  background.color = NULL,
  bar.font.size = TRUE,
  node.font.size = 3,
  digits = 1,
  min.edge.cutoff = 0.15,
  plot.widths = c(0.6, 0.4),
  bar = FALSE,
  type = "both",
  ...
)

`x`	A tag_co_occurrence object.
`cor`	logical. If `TRUE` the correlation matrix is used for the network graph, otherwise the adjacency matrix is used.
`edge.width.range`	A range of widths to rescale the edges to.
`node.size.range`	A range of sizess to rescale the nodes to.
`edge.color`	A color for the edges.
`node.color`	A color for the nodes.
`bar.color`	A color for the bar fill; defaults to `node.color`.
`font.color`	A color for the node and axis text.
`point.size.range`	A range to scale the points to if `bar = FALSE`.
`bar.font.color`	A color for the bar/dotplot (mean co-occurrences).
`background.color`	The plot background color.
`bar.font.size`	A font size for the bar/dotplot (mean co-occurrences). Default tries to calculate based on number of bars.
`node.font.size`	The size for the node labels.
`digits`	The number of digits to print for bar/dotplot font (mean co-occurrences).
`min.edge.cutoff`	A minimum value to use as a cut-off in the network plot. If a value in the correlation/adjacency matrix is below this value, no edge will be plotted for the tag (node) connection.
`plot.widths`	A vector of proportions of length 2 and totalling 1 corresponding to the relative width of the network and bar/dotplot.
`bar`	logical. If `TRUE` a bar plot is used as the second plot, otherwise a bubble-dotplot is used.
`type`	The graph type (network & bar/dotplot). Choices are: `"bar"`, `"network"`, or `"both"` corresponding to the graph type to print.
`...`	ignored.