plot.lmInt<-structure(
function # Plot confidence and prediction intervals for regression.
##description<<
## 'plot.lmInt' adds confidence and/or prediction intervals to
## an existing plot depicting a simple univariate linear model.
## The intervals are computed using the 'lmInt' function.
##
##seealso<< 'lmInt'
##
(x, ##<< an object of class 'lmInt'
xx = colnames(x)[1], ##<< the name of dependent variable to plot against
fit = FALSE, ##<< plot the fitted regression line?
cia = FALSE, ##<< plot confidence intervals \emph{around} the regression
## line? (See 'lmInt' for explanation.)
cif = FALSE, ##<< plot confidence intervals \emph{for} the regression
## line? (See 'lmInt' for explanation.)
pi = FALSE, ##<< plot prediction intervals? (See 'lmInt' for
## explanation.)
band = FALSE, ##<< draw polygonal confidence bands instead of simple lines?
... ##<< additional arguments to be passed to the 'lines' function used
## to plot the lines
) {
fit.arg<-fit
if (is.character(xx)) {
xx<-parse(text=xx)
}
with(x,{
xx<-eval(xx)
xOrder<-order(xx)
xx<-xx[xOrder]
if (fit.arg) {
lines(xx,fit[xOrder],...)
}
if (cia) {
if (band) {
polygon(c(xx,rev(xx)),c(ciaLwr[xOrder],rev(ciaUpr[xOrder])),...)
} else {
lines(xx,ciaLwr[xOrder],...)
lines(xx,ciaUpr[xOrder],...)
}
}
if (cif) {
if (band) {
polygon(c(xx,rev(xx)),c(cifLwr[xOrder],rev(cifUpr[xOrder])),...)
} else {
lines(xx,cifLwr[xOrder],...)
lines(xx,cifUpr[xOrder],...)
}
}
if (pi) {
if (band) {
polygon(c(xx,rev(xx)),c(piLwr[xOrder],rev(piUpr[xOrder])),...)
} else {
lines(xx,piLwr[xOrder],...)
lines(xx,piUpr[xOrder],...)
}
}
})
},ex=function() {
# see lmInt
})
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