print.plot_expirest_osle {expirest} | R Documentation |
Print a plot illustrating the shelf life estimation (osle)
Description
This is a method for the function print()
for objects of class
‘plot_expirest_osle
’.
Usage
## S3 method for class 'plot_expirest_osle'
print(x, ...)
Arguments
x |
An object of class ‘ |
... |
Further arguments passed to or from other methods or arguments
that can be passed down to the |
Details
The element Graph
of the ‘plot_expirest_osle
’
object that is returned by the function plot_expirest_osle()
is an object of class ‘ggplot
’, generated by the function
ggplot()
from the ‘ggplot2
’ package.
Thus, the corresponding plot
method is used for plotting. Arguments
to the ggplot()
function can be passed via the
...
parameter.
Value
The ‘plot_expirest_osle
’ object passed to the x
parameter is returned invisibly.
See Also
expirest_osle
, plot_expirest_osle
,
ggplot()
, methods
.
Examples
# Performing an "ordinary shelf life estimation" (osle)
res1 <-
expirest_osle(data = exp1[exp1$Batch %in% c("b2", "b5", "b7"), ],
response_vbl = "Potency", time_vbl = "Month",
batch_vbl = "Batch", sl = 95, sl_sf = 3,
srch_range = c(0, 500), sf_option = "loose")
# The 'expirest_osle' object can be passed on to the plot_expirest_osle()
# function. This function does not produce any output but returns a
# 'plot_expirest_osle' object.
## Not run:
gg1 <- plot_expirest_osle(
model = res1, response_vbl_unit = "%", x_range = NULL, y_range = c(93, 105),
mtbs = "verified", plot_option = "full", ci_app = "line")
gg2 <- print(gg1)
# The print() function returns the 'plot_expirest_osle' object invisibly.
class(gg1)
class(gg2)
## End(Not run)