ternaryAxis {compositions} | R Documentation |
Axis for ternary diagrams
Description
Displaying compositions in ternary diagrams
Usage
ternaryAxis(side=1:3,at=seq(0.2,0.8,by=0.2),
labels=if(is.list(at)) lapply(at,format) else format(at),
...,
tick=TRUE,pos=0,
font.axis=par("font.axis"),
font.lab=par("font.lab"),
lty="solid",lwd=1,
len.tck=0.025,dist.lab=0.03,
dist.axis=0.03,
lty.tck="solid",
col.axis=par("col.axis"),
col.lab=par("col.lab"),
cex.axis=par("cex.axis"),
cex.lab=par("cex.lab"),
Xlab=NULL,Ylab=NULL,Zlab=NULL,small=TRUE,
xpd=NA,aspanel=FALSE)
Arguments
side |
a vector giving the sides to draw the axis on. 1=under the plot, 2=the upper right axis, 3=the upper left axis. -1 is the portion axis of the first component, -2 is the portion axis of the second component, -3 is the portion axis of the third component. An empty vector or 0 suppresses axis plotting, but still plots the Xlab, Ylab and Zlab parameters. |
at |
a vector or a list of vectors giving the positions of the tickmarks. |
labels |
a vector giving the labels or a list of things that can serve as graphics annotations. Each element of the list is than sean as the labels for one of axes. IMPORTANT: if plotting formulae enclose the list of labels into a list. |
tick |
a logical whether to draw the tickmark lines |
pos |
the portion of the opposite component to draw the axis on. Proportion axss shrinks, when pos>0 ! |
font.axis |
the font for the axis annotations |
font.lab |
the font for the variable labels |
lty |
the line type of the axis line. (see |
lty.tck |
the line type of the tickmarks. NA suppresses plotting. |
len.tck |
the line length of the tickmarks. |
dist.axis |
the distance of the variable labels from the axes. Positve values point outward from the plot. |
dist.lab |
the distance of the axes labels from the axes. Positve values point outward from the plot. |
lwd |
the line widths of axis line and tickmarks.
(see |
col.axis |
the color to plot the axis line, the tickmarks and the axes labels. |
col.lab |
the color to plot the variable labels. |
cex.axis |
The character size to plot the axes labels. (see
|
cex.lab |
The character size for the variable labels |
Xlab |
the label for the lower left component. |
Ylab |
the label for the lower right component. |
Zlab |
the label for the upper component. |
small |
wether to plot the lower labels under the corners |
xpd |
Extended plotting region. See (see |
aspanel |
Is this called as a slave to acutally plot the axis (TRUE), or as a user level function to instatiate the axis (FALSE). |
... |
further graphical that might be of use for other functions, but are silently ignored here |
Details
This function has two uses. If called with aspanel=TRUE
it
acutally draws the axes to a panel. In other cases it tries to modify
the axes argument of the current plot to add the axis. I.e. it will
force a replotting of the plot with the new axes settings. Thus an old
axes is removed.
To ensure that various axes can be drawn with various parameters most
of the arguments can take a vector or list of the same length as
side
providing the different parameters for each of the axes to be drawn.
There are two types of axes: Proportion axes (1:3) and portions axes
(-1:-3). The best place to draw a Proportion axes is pos=0, which is
the standard for axis in ternary diagrams. Portion axes are best drawn
at pos=0.5
in the middle of the plot.
Author(s)
K.Gerald v.d. Boyogaart http://www.stat.boogaart.de, Raimon Tolosana-Delgado
See Also
plot.aplus
, plot3D
(for 3D plot),
kingTetrahedron
(for 3D-plot model export),
qqnorm.acomp
,boxplot.acomp
Examples
data(SimulatedAmounts)
plot(acomp(sa.lognormals),axes=TRUE)
ternaryAxis(side=1:3,pos=0,col.axis="red",col.lab="green")
ternaryAxis(side=1:3,at=1:9/10,
labels=expression(9:1,4:1,7:3,3:2,1:1,2:3,3:7,1:4,1:9),
pos=0,col.axis="red",col.lab="green")
ternaryAxis(side=rep(-1:-3,3),labels=paste(seq(20,80,by=20),"%"),
pos=rep(c(0,0.5,1),each=3),col.axis=1:3,col.lab="green")
ternaryAxis(side=rep(1:3,3),at=1:9/10,
labels=expression(9:1,4:1,7:3,3:2,1:1,2:3,3:7,1:4,1:9),
pos=rep(c(0,0.5,1),each=3))
plot(acomp(sa.lognormals5),axes=TRUE)
ternaryAxis(side=1:3,pos=0,col.axis="red",col.lab="green")
ternaryAxis(side=1:3,at=1:9/10,
labels=expression(9:1,4:1,7:3,3:2,1:1,2:3,3:7,1:4,1:9),
pos=0,col.axis="red",col.lab="green")