SSplotIndices {r4ss} | R Documentation |
Plot indices of abundance and associated quantities.
Description
Plot indices of abundance with or without model fit as well as other diagnostic plots such as observed vs. expected index and plots related to time-varying catchability (if present).
Usage
SSplotIndices(
replist,
subplots = c(1:10, 12),
plot = TRUE,
print = FALSE,
fleets = "all",
fleetnames = "default",
smooth = TRUE,
add = FALSE,
datplot = TRUE,
labels = c("Year", "Index", "Observed index", "Expected index", "Log index",
"Log observed index", "Log expected index", "Standardized index", "Catchability (Q)",
"Time-varying catchability", "Vulnerable biomass",
"Catchability vs. vulnerable biomass", "Residual", "Deviation"),
fleetcols = NULL,
col1 = "default",
col2 = "default",
col3 = "blue",
col4 = "red",
pch1 = 21,
pch2 = 16,
cex = 1,
bg = "white",
legend = TRUE,
legendloc = "topright",
seasnames = NULL,
pwidth = 6.5,
pheight = 5,
punits = "in",
res = 300,
ptsize = 10,
cex.main = 1,
mainTitle = FALSE,
plotdir = "default",
minyr = NULL,
maxyr = NULL,
maximum_ymax_ratio = Inf,
show_input_uncertainty = TRUE,
verbose = TRUE,
...
)
Arguments
replist |
A list object created by |
subplots |
vector controlling which subplots to create Numbering of subplots is as follows, where subplot 9 (comparison of all indices) is provided first:
|
plot |
plot to active plot device? |
print |
print to PNG files? |
fleets |
optional vector to subset fleets for which plots will be made |
fleetnames |
optional replacement for fleenames used in data file |
smooth |
add smoothed line to plots of observed vs. expected sample sizes |
add |
add to existing plot (not yet implemented) |
datplot |
make plot of data only? |
labels |
vector of labels for plots (titles and axis labels) |
fleetcols |
vector of colors for all fleets (including those with no index data) |
col1 |
vector of colors for points in each season for time series plot. Default is red for single season models and a rainbow using the rich.colors.short function for multiple seasons. |
col2 |
vector of colors for points in each season for obs. vs. exp. plot. Default is blue for single season models and a rainbow using the rich.colors.short function for multiple seasons. |
col3 |
color of line showing expected index in time series plot. Default is blue. |
col4 |
color of smoother shown in obs. vs. exp. plots. Default is red. |
pch1 |
single value or vector of plotting characters (pch parameter) for time-series plots of index fit. Default=21. |
pch2 |
single value or vector of plotting characters (pch parameter) for sample size plots of index fit. Default=16. |
cex |
character expansion factor for points showing observed values. Default=1. |
bg |
Background color for points with pch=21. |
legend |
add a legend to seasonal colors (only for seasonal models) |
legendloc |
add a legend to seasonal colors (default is "topright") |
seasnames |
optional vector of names for each season to replace defaults if a legend is used |
pwidth |
width of plot |
pheight |
height of plot |
punits |
units for PNG file |
res |
Resolution of plots printed to files.
The default is |
ptsize |
point size for PNG file |
cex.main |
character expansion for plot titles |
mainTitle |
switch which allows the plot title to be left off |
plotdir |
directory where PNG files will be written. by default it will be the directory where the model was run. |
minyr |
First year to show in plot (for zooming in on a subset of values) |
maxyr |
Last year to show in plot (for zooming in on a subset of values) |
maximum_ymax_ratio |
Maximum allowed value for ymax (specified as ratio of y), which overrides any value of ymax that is greater (default = Inf) |
show_input_uncertainty |
Switch controlling whether to add thicker uncertainty interval lines indicating the input uncertainty relative to the total uncertainty which may result from estimating a parameter for extra standard deviations. This is only added for the plots with index fit included (the data-only plots only show the input uncertainty). |
verbose |
report progress to R GUI? |
... |
Extra arguments to pass to calls to |
Author(s)
Ian Stewart, Ian Taylor, James Thorson