lme4 (version 1.1-21)

plots.thpr: Mixed-Effects Profile Plots (Regular / Density / Pairs)

Description

Xyplot, Densityplot, and Pairs plot methods for a mixed-effects model profile.

xyplot() draws “zeta diagrams”, also visualizing confidence intervals and their asymmetry.

densityplot() draws the profile densities.

splom() draws profile pairs plots. Contours are for the marginal two-dimensional regions (i.e. using df = 2).

Usage

# S3 method for thpr
xyplot(x, data = NULL,
       levels = sqrt(qchisq(pmax.int(0, pmin.int(1, conf)), df = 1)),
       conf = c(50, 80, 90, 95, 99)/100,
       absVal = FALSE, scales=NULL,
       which = 1:nptot, …)
# S3 method for thpr
densityplot(x, data, …)
# S3 method for thpr
splom(x, data,
      levels = sqrt(qchisq(pmax.int(0, pmin.int(1, conf)), 2)),
      conf = c(50, 80, 90, 95, 99)/100,  which = 1:nptot,
      draw.lower = TRUE, draw.upper = TRUE, …)

Arguments

x

a mixed-effects profile, i.e., of class "thpr", typically resulting from profile(fm) where fm is a fitted model from lmer (or its generalizations).

data

unused - only for compatibility with generic.

levels

the contour levels to be shown; usually derived from conf.

conf

numeric vector of confidence levels to be shown as contours.

absVal

logical indicating if abs(.)olute values should be plotted, often preferred for confidence interval visualization.

scales

plotting options to be passed to xyplot

which

integer or character vector indicating which parameters to profile: default is all parameters (see profile-methods for details).

draw.lower

(logical) draw lower-triangle (zeta scale) panels?

draw.upper

(logical) draw upper-triangle (standard dev/cor scale) panels?

…

further arguments passed to xyplot, densityplot, or splom from package lattice, respectively.

Value

xyplot:

a density plot, a "trellis" object (lattice package) which when print()ed produces plots on the current graphic device.

densityplot:

a density plot, a "trellis" object, see above.

splom:

a pairs plot, aka scatterplot matrix, a "trellis" object, see above.

See Also

profile, notably for an example.

Examples

# NOT RUN {
## see   example("profile.merMod")
# }