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dichromat (version 2.0-0.1)

colorschemes: Color Schemes

Description

17 color schemes suitable for people with deficient or anomalous red-green vision.

Usage

colorschemes

Arguments

Format

  • BrowntoBlue.10

  • BrowntoBlue.12

  • BluetoDarkOrange.12

  • BluetoDarkOrange.18

  • DarkRedtoBlue.12

  • DarkRedtoBlue.18

  • BluetoGreen.14

  • BluetoGray.8

  • BluetoOrangeRed.14

  • BluetoOrange.10

  • BluetoOrange.12

  • BluetoOrange.8

  • LightBluetoDarkBlue.10

  • LightBluetoDarkBlue.7

  • Categorical.12

  • GreentoMagenta.16

  • SteppedSequential.5

Author

Scott Waichler <scott.waichler@pnl.gov>

References

Light A, Bartlein PJ (2004). The End of the Rainbow? Color Schemes for Improved Data Graphics. EOS Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, 85(40), 385.

Examples

Run this code
pal <- function(col, ...)
  image(seq_along(col), 1, matrix(seq_along(col), ncol = 1),
  col = col, axes = FALSE, ...)

opar <- par(mar = c(1, 2, 1, 1))
layout(matrix(1:6, ncol = 1))
pal(colorschemes$BrowntoBlue.10, main = "Brown to Blue (10)")
pal(colorRampPalette(colorschemes$BrowntoBlue.10, space = "Lab")(100),
  main = "Brown to Blue Ramp")
pal(dichromat(colorschemes$BrowntoBlue.10),
  main = "Brown to Blue (10) -- deuteranopia")
pal(colorschemes$Categorical.12, main = "Categorical (12)")
pal(dichromat(colorschemes$Categorical.12),
  main = "Categorical (12) -- deuteranopia")
pal(dichromat(colorschemes$Categorical.12, "protan"),
  main = "Categorical (12) -- protanopia")
par(opar)

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