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geoCount (version 1.150120)

plotData: Plot Geostatistical Data

Description

This function plots geostatistical data for up to three data sets.

Usage

plotData(Y=NULL, loc=NULL, Yp=NULL, locp=NULL, Yt=NULL, loct=NULL, bdry=NULL, cols=1:3, pchs=1:3, size=c(0.3, 2.7), ...)

Arguments

Y, Yp, Yt
the vector of response variables
loc, locp, loct
$n \times 2$ matrix that indicates the coordinates of locations
bdry
a list containing the coordinates of boundaries
cols
the colors used for different sets of response variables
pchs
the shapes used for different sets of response variables
size
the minimum and maximum of the sizes
...
other parameters that control the plotting

See Also

locCircle, locGrid, locSquad, simData.

Examples

Run this code
## Not run: 
# loc1 <- locGrid(1, 1, 10, 10)
# loc2 <- locCircle(0.72, 60)
# loc3 <- locSquad(0.38, 10)
# loc <- rbind(as.matrix(loc1) , loc2, loc3); plot(loc)
# dat <- simData(loc, cov.par = c(1, 0.2, 1))
# Y <- dat$data
# plotData(Y[1:nrow(loc1)], loc1, 
#          Y[(nrow(loc1)+1):(nrow(loc1)+nrow(loc2))], loc2, 
#          Y[(length(Y)-nrow(loc3)+1):length(Y)], loc3, 
#          xlab="x", ylab="y", pchs = c(1, 16, 15)
#          )
# # plot boundaries
# data(TexasCounty_boundary)
# plotData(bdry = TexasCounty.boundary)
# # plot data with the boundary
# data(Rongelap)
# str(Rongelap)
# plotData(bdry = Rongelap$borders, Y = Rongelap$data, loc = Rongelap$coords)
# ## End(Not run)

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