Plot model-based clustering results: BIC, classification, uncertainty and (for univariate and bivariate data) density.
# S3 method for Mclust
plot(x, what = c("BIC", "classification", "uncertainty", "density"),
dimens = NULL, xlab = NULL, ylab = NULL, ylim = NULL,
addEllipses = TRUE, main = FALSE, …)
Output from Mclust
.
The type of graph requested:
"BIC"
"classification"
"uncertainty"
"density"
By default, all the above graphs are produced. See the description below.
A vector of length one or two giving the integer dimensions of the
desired coordinate projections for multivariate data in case of
"classification"
or "uncertainty"
plots.
Optional labels for the x-axis and the y-axis.
Optional limits for the vertical axis of the BIC plot.
A logical indicating whether or not to add ellipses with axes corresponding
to the within-cluster covariances in case of "classification"
or
"uncertainty"
plots.
A logical or NULL
indicating whether or not to add a title
to the plot identifying the type of plot drawn.
Other graphics parameters.
Model-based clustering plots:
"BIC"
=BIC values used for choosing the number of clusters.
"classification"
=a plot showing the clustering. For data
in more than two dimensions a pairs plot is produced, followed by a
coordinate projection plot using specified dimens
.
"uncertainty"
=a plot of classification uncertainty. For
data in more than two dimensions a coordinate projection plot is
drawn using specified dimens
.
"density"
=a plot of estimated density. For two dimensional a contour plot is drawn, while for data in more than two dimensions a matrix of contours for pairs of variables is produced.
For more flexibility in plotting, use mclust1Dplot
,
mclust2Dplot
, surfacePlot
, coordProj
, or
randProj
.
Mclust
,
plot.mclustBIC
,
plot.mclustICL
,
mclust1Dplot
,
mclust2Dplot
,
surfacePlot
,
coordProj
,
randProj
.
# NOT RUN {
precipMclust <- Mclust(precip)
plot(precipMclust)
faithfulMclust <- Mclust(faithful)
plot(faithfulMclust)
irisMclust <- Mclust(iris[,-5])
plot(irisMclust)
# }
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