plot.select_Millar {TropFishR} | R Documentation |
Millar's selectivity plot
Description
This function plots the selectivity estimates of Millar's
selectivity model (select_Millar
).
Usage
## S3 method for class 'select_Millar'
plot(
x,
plotlens = NULL,
standardise = TRUE,
deviance_plot = TRUE,
selectivity_plot = TRUE,
xlab_dev = "Length [cm]",
xlab_sel = "Length [cm]",
ylab_dev = "Mesh size [cm]",
ylab_sel = "Relative retention",
title_dev = "Deviance residuals",
title_sel = NULL,
...
)
Arguments
x |
a list of the class |
plotlens |
A vector with lengths which should be used for drawing the selection curves |
standardise |
A parameter indicating if the retention should be realtive to the maximum value (Default: TRUE). |
deviance_plot |
logical (Default: TRUE); indicating whether a plot of deviance residuals should be displayed |
selectivity_plot |
logical (Default: TRUE); indicating whether a plot of relative retention selectivities should be displayed |
xlab_dev |
character string. Label for x axis of deviance plot. Default: "Length [cm]" |
xlab_sel |
character string. Label for x axis of selectivity plot. Default: "Length [cm]" |
ylab_dev |
character string. Label for y axis of deviance plot. Default: "Mesh size [cm]" |
ylab_sel |
character string. Label for y axis of selectivity plot. Default: "Relative retention". |
title_dev |
character string. Label for main title of deviance plot. Default: "Deviance residuals". |
title_sel |
character string. Label for main title of selectivity plot. Default is taken from the results of the select_Millar (e.g. res$rtype). |
... |
additional parameter options from plot function |
Details
This function draws a selectivity plot for the object class
"select_Millar"
, which is created by applying Millar's selectivity model
select_Millar
.
References
Millar, R. B., Holst, R., 1997. Estimation of gillnet and hook selectivity using log-linear models. ICES Journal of Marine Science: Journal du Conseil, 54(3), 471-477.
Examples
data(gillnet)
output <- select_Millar(gillnet, x0 = c(60,4), rel.power = rep(1,8),
rtype = "norm.loc", plot = FALSE)
plot(output, plotlens = seq(40,90,0.1), deviance_plot = FALSE)