plot-methods
An S3 object of class c("plotInfo","DiagnInfo"), i.e., a list
containing the information needed to produce the
respective plot, which at a later stage could be used by different
graphic engines (like, e.g. ggplot) to produce the plot
in a different framework. A more detailed description will follow in
a subsequent version.
signature(x = "Dataclass", y="missing"): produces a plot of the data matrix;
optional arguments:
the indices of observations to be plotted;--- of this vector runs0
maximally MaxNumberofPlottedObs runs are plotted where MaxNumberofPlottedObs
is a global option, see distrSimoptions
the indices of runs to be plotted; --- of this vector runs0
maximally MaxNumberofPlottedRuns runs are plotted where MaxNumberofPlottedRuns
is a global option, see distrSimoptions
the indices of observation dimensions to be plotted; --- of this vector dims0
maximally MaxNumberofPlottedObsDims dimensions are plotted where MaxNumberofPlottedObsDims
is a global option, see distrSimoptions
typical plot arguments may be passed; some have slightly different meaning (compare plot.default):
may be transmitted matrixwise (in a 2 x (number of dimensions) matrix)) or globally, using the usual recycling rules
may be transmitted vectorwise (for the different dimensions) or globally, using the usual recycling rules
are ignored
signature(x = "Simulation", y="missing"):
produces a plot of the data matrix; optional and typical plot arguments: as with signature(x = "Dataclass", y="missing")
signature(x = "Contsimulation"): produces a plot of the real data matrix;
optional arguments: as with signature(x = "Dataclass", y="missing");
typical plot arguments may be passed; some have slightly different meaning (compare plot.default):
as with signature(x = "Simulation", y="missing") and signature(x = "Dataclass", y="missing")
are ignored
as col,cex,pch for signature(x = "Dataclass", y="missing") but only for ideal part of the data
as col,cex,pch for signature(x = "Dataclass", y="missing") but only for contaminated part of the data
are ignored