coo.oscillo
and coo.oscillo1
compute and provide standardized plot when given a matrix of coordinates or a vector, respectively. These functions are mainly used for development purpose but are included in the package.coo.oscillo(coo, method = c("d0", "di")[1], plot = TRUE, rug = TRUE,
legend = TRUE, cols = col.gallus(2), ref=FALSE, ref.nb=8, ...)
coo.oscillo1(coo, method = c("d0", "di")[1], plot = TRUE, rug = TRUE,
legend = TRUE, cols = col.gallus(1),
xlab = "Points sampled along the outline", ylab = "Deviation", ...)
character
. Whether to calculate differences with the first point ("d0"
) or the previous ("di"
), ie the derivate.logical
. Whether to display a pseudo rug, that indicate if the derivate is positive.logical
. Whether to add a legend.vector
of two (for coo.oscillo
) or a single (coo.oscillo1
) color for lines.logical
. Whether to display the original shape besides the oscillo.integer
. The number or reference points, sampled equidistantly along the curvilinear abscissa and added on the oscillo curves.character
. Alternate label for x-axis.character
. Alternate label for y-axis.list
with two or one component(s), giving the difference calculated.data(bot)
coo.oscillo(bot@coo[[1]], lty=2)
coo.oscillo1(tfourier(bot@coo[[1]], 24)$phi)
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