pal.safe {pals} | R Documentation |
Show a palette/colormap for black/white and colorblind safety
Description
A single palette/colormap is shown (1) without any modifications (2) in black-and-white as if photocopied (3) as seen by deutan color-blind (4) as seen by protan color-blind (5) as seen by tritan color-blind
Usage
pal.safe(pal, n = 100, main = NULL)
Arguments
pal |
A palette function or a vector of colors. |
n |
The number of colors to display for palette functions. |
main |
Title to display at the top of the test image |
Details
Rates of colorblindness in women are low, but in men the rates are around 3 to 7 percent, depending on the race.
What to look for:
1. Are colors still unique when viewed in less-than full color?
2. Is a sequential colormap still sequential?
Value
None.
Author(s)
Kevin Wright
References
Vischeck. http://www.vischeck.com/vischeck/
None
Examples
pal.safe(glasbey)
pal.safe(rainbow, main="rainbow") # Really, really bad
pal.safe(cubicyf(100), main="cubicyf")
pal.safe(parula, main="parula")
[Package pals version 1.9 Index]