tfplot.coefEstEval: Specific tfplot methods for coefEstEval (EstEval) objects

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tfplot.coefEstEvalR Documentation

Specific tfplot methods for coefEstEval (EstEval) objects

Description

See the generic function description.

Usage

    ## S3 method for class 'coefEstEval'
tfplot(x, cumulate=TRUE, norm=FALSE, bounds=TRUE,
        invert=FALSE, Sort=FALSE, graphs.per.page = 5, ...)

Arguments

x

an object for which a tfplot is to be produced.

cumulate

logical indicating if the cumulative average of roots should be plotted

invert

logical indicating if the inverse of roots should be plotted

Sort

logical indicating if the roots should be sorted.

graphs.per.page

integer indicating number of graphs to place on a page.

norm

logical indicating if the euclidean norm of roots should be plotted (square root of the sum of squared roots).

bounds

logical indicating if estimated one standard error bounds should be plotted around the lines for the true roots.

...

arguments passed to other methods.

Details

If cumulate is true the cumulative average is plotted. If norm is true the norm is used, each parameter is plotted. If invert is true the reciprical is used (before cumulating). If Sort is true then sort is applied (before ave). This is not usually recommended but of interest with estimation methods like black.box which may not return parameters of the same length or in the same order. Plotting the true lines only makes sense if truth is the same length as result (and sometimes not even then).

See Also

tfplot EstEval


EvalEst documentation built on March 18, 2024, 3:01 p.m.