palette_color_continuous: Color Mapping (continuous)

In khroma: Colour Schemes for Scientific Data Visualization

Color Mapping (continuous)

Description

Maps continuous values to an interpolated colors gradient.

Usage

palette_color_continuous(
  colors = NULL,
  domain = NULL,
  midpoint = NULL,
  missing = "#DDDDDD"
)

palette_colour_continuous(
  colors = NULL,
  domain = NULL,
  midpoint = NULL,
  missing = "#DDDDDD"
)

Arguments

colors	A vector of colors or a function that when called with a single argument (an integer specifying the number of colors) returns a vector of colors. If NULL (the default), uses YlOrRd.
domain	A numeric range specifying the possible values that can be mapped.
midpoint	A length-one numeric vector specifying the mid-point of input range.
missing	The color to return for NA values.

Value

A palette function that when called with a single argument (a numeric vector of continuous values) returns a character vector of colors.

See Also

grDevices::colorRamp()

Other palettes: palette_color_discrete(), palette_color_picker(), palette_shape(), palette_size_range()

Examples

## Visualize a simple DEM model
## Distribution of elevation values
elevation <- hist(volcano)

## Where are breaks?
elevation$breaks

## Build palette functions
BuRd <- color("BuRd")
ramp_BuRd <- palette_color_continuous(colors = BuRd(10))

## Plot image
image(volcano, col = ramp_BuRd(elevation$breaks))
legend("topright", legend = elevation$breaks, fill = ramp_BuRd(elevation$breaks))

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