plot: Plot Domains, Performances, and Persons

In mpia: Meaningful Purposive Interaction Analysis

Description

plot creates the visualisation. First, a domain object has to be plotted (or at least it's toponymy), as this will render the visualisation data. Alternatively, the domain's visualiser can be used to calculate, but not plot the map data, which is required internally to project persons, performances, or paths of performances.

Once the domain cartographic visualisation is calculated (and rendered on the display), persons, performances, and paths can be added to the plot.

Usage

   plot(x, ...)

Arguments

x	a Person, Performance, or Domain object.
...	graphic parameters (for details, see plot method of each class).

Methods

For Domain: A perspective or plain map visualisation is plotted. It is recommended to add toponymy to the map.

For Performance: For a single performance (or a vector of performances), the location of the performance(s) is marked up in the plot.

For Person: The competence position of the person is calculated and marked up on the plot.

Author(s)

Fridolin Wild <[e-mail]>

References

Fridolin Wild (2016): Learning Analytics in R with SNA, LSA, and MPIA, Springer:Berlin.

See Also

Visualiser and Visualiser-class for more details on how to configure the map and marker display.

mpia documentation built on May 2, 2019, 4:18 p.m.