plotlogm.resp {hbim} | R Documentation |
Plot Hill/Bliss Independence Model Data.
Description
These functions take data output calculated from the data generating functions (see details)
and plot either: the mean of the log transformed antibody doses by the response (plotlogm.resp
),
equivalent increase in antibody plots (plotresp.equiv
), or response
of one component versus a mixture (for details see vignette("hbimdetails")
).
Usage
plotlogm.resp(D, YLAB = "Efficacy", YLIM = c(0, 1),
XLIM = c(-2, 2),TITLE="")
plotresp.equiv(D, XLIM = c(0, 1), YLIM = c(1, 100),
RLAB = "Efficacy of", bounds= XLIM,TITLE="")
plotresp.mix(D, RLAB = "Efficacy of", XYLIM = c(0, 1),TITLE="")
Arguments
D |
data, see details |
YLAB |
y label |
YLIM |
range of y axis |
XLIM |
range of x axis |
RLAB |
response label, currently use only either "Efficacy of" or "% Protected by" |
bounds |
bounds on response of second antibody curve, see |
XYLIM |
range of both x and y axes |
TITLE |
title of plot |
Details
The following functions create data sets for plotting:
eff.sigma
,
eff.mu
,
eff.rho
,
pp.sigma
,
pp.mu
,
pp.rho
.
These functions plot that data. For details see vignette("hbimdetails")
.
Value
Plots