| plot.mota {mota} | R Documentation |
This method produces plots for objects of class mota which support
the investiagtion of the output provided by mota
plot.mota(x,...)
x |
object of class mota |
... |
option |
Following options are currently implemented
"numeric": the numeric indicates the index of functional relation that shell be plotted in form of ACE-plots
"cv": plots (1) boxplots of all centred parameters and (2) the coefficient of variation in form of semi-logarithmic plots. The amount of explained variance is encoded in form of green circles in (2) which mark those parameters the variance of which can be explained above a certain threshold "r2-threshold". The default is "r2-threshold=0.95", but it may also be given as optional argument.
"pairs": calls the function pairs with x as argument
"scatter": This options is untested in the current version of mota. It plots 3D scatter plots of three columns of the input matrix x.
The columns are specified either by an additional argument "col=vector", where vector is vector of length
three, or by an additional argument "ix=numeric", where the index "ix" corresponds to the identified
functional relation, see summary.mota. Example: plot(motaOut,"scatter",ix=1).
Another optional argument is "angle=degree" which specifies the angle in degrees for the perspective
of the scatter plot. The default value is "angle=40".
"scatter.movie": This options is untested
in the current version of mota. It shows a rotating coordinate system in which the scatter
plot of three parameters, specified either by "ix" oder "col", is plotted.
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Stefan Hengl