plot.dataSEM {SoilHyP}

Plot dataSEM

Description

Creates plot of object with class 'dataSEM'. If input x is provided as list with more than one elements, the output plot is a grid with multiple plots.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'dataSEM'
plot(
  x,
  ts = "ts",
  tens.up = "tens.up",
  tens.low = "tens.low",
  weight = "weight",
  plot.tens = TRUE,
  plot.weight = TRUE,
  plot.legend = TRUE,
  xlab = "timestamp",
  plot.title,
  color.tens = c("#00FFFF", "#008B8B"),
  color.weight = "#EC382B",
  ...
)

Arguments

x

object of class dataSEM (see details)

ts

character specifying the column containing the time stamp (format must be numeric or POSIXct)

tens.up

character specifying the column containing the measurements of the upper tensiometer

tens.low

character specifying the column containing the measurements of the lower tensiometer

weight

character specifying the column containing the weight

plot.tens

plot tensiometer values (TRUE/FALSE)

plot.weight

plot weight values (TRUE/FALSE)

plot.legend

plot legend (TRUE/FALSE)

xlab

lable for the x axis

plot.title

character spezifying plot title. If empty no title will be added.

color.tens

colors of the plotted tensiometer values

color.weight

color of the plotted weight values

...

Graphical arguments (see par). If plot.tens = T and plot.weight = T, lty only works for tensiometer values.

Details

Object x can be:
- class(x): "dataSEM" "data.frame"
- class(x): "dataSEM" "data.table"
- class(x): "dataSEM" (if x is a list)

If x is a list with more than 1 elements, the output plot is a grid with mutliple plots. Columns and row number can be adjusted with grafical argument mfrow (see par)

If x has the wrong class, the class can be set with:
class(x) <- c('dataSEM', class(x)) (if x has the class data.frame or data.table) and
class(x) <- 'dataSEM' (if x has the class list).

Author(s)

Ullrich Dettmann