Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Plots the pairwise conversion formulae between methods from a
MCmcmc
object.
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x |
A |
axlim |
The limits for the axes in the panels |
wh.cmp |
Numeric vector or vector of method names. Which of the methods should be included in the plot? |
lwd.line |
Numerical vector of length 2. The width of the conversion line and the prediction limits. If the second values is 0, no prediction limits are drawn. |
col.line |
Numerical vector of length 2. The color of the conversion line and the prediction limits. |
lty.line |
Numerical vector of length 2. The line types of the conversion line and the prediction limits. |
eqn |
Should the conversion equations be printed on the plot?. Defaults
to |
digits |
How many digits after the decimal point shoudl be used when printing the conversion equations. |
grid |
Should a grid be drawn? If a numerical vector is given, the grid is drawn at those values. |
col.grid |
What color should the grid have? |
points |
Logical or character. Should the points be plotted. If
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col.pts |
What color should the observation have. |
pch.pts |
What plotting symbol should be used. |
cex.pts |
What scaling should be used for the plot symbols. |
... |
Parameters to pass on. Currently not used. |
Nothing. The lower part of a (M-1) by (M-1) matrix of plots is drawn, showing the pairwise conversion lines. In the corners of each is given the two conversion equations together with the prediction standard error.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | ## Not run: data( hba1c )
## Not run: str( hba1c )
## Not run: hba1c <- transform( subset( hba1c, type=="Ven" ),
meth = dev,
repl = d.ana )
## End(Not run)
## Not run: hb.res <- MCmcmc( hba1c, n.iter=50 )
## Not run: data( hba.MC )
## Not run: str( hba.MC )
## Not run: par( ask=TRUE )
## Not run: plot( hba.MC )
## Not run: plot( hba.MC, pl.obs=TRUE )
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