"wavStackPlot"(x, x.axis=TRUE, y.axis=TRUE, type="l", plot=TRUE, bars=FALSE, vgap=.05, grid=FALSE, times=time(x[[1]]), grid.lty="dashed", same.scale=NULL, zerocenter=FALSE, zeroline=FALSE, col=rep(1,n), complex.math="mod", cex.main=0.7, cex.axis=0.7, ...)TRUE, a vertical bars are produced. Default: FALSE.par function. Default: 0.7.par function. Default: 0.7.par function. Default: rep(1,n)."mod".TRUE, grid lines are produced. Default: FALSE.par function. Default: "dashed".TRUE, a plot is produced. Default: TRUE.TRUE, the crystal coefficients are scaled. Default: TRUE.time(x[[1]]).par function. Default: "l".TRUE.TRUE.TRUE, crystals are centered about zero. Default: FALSE.TRUE, a y=0 line is drawn for reference. Default: FALSE.Used by various wavelet functions to plot wavelet transform crystals. In general,
the user should not call this function directly and, rather, shoudl rely on the plot methods
of wavTransform objects.
wavTransform.wavStackPlot.default(wavMODWT(sunspots)$data)
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