plot.bivRegion {refreg} | R Documentation |
Plot a bivRegion object
Description
This function allow to depict the estimated bivariate reference/probabilistic region, in the estandarized residuals scale (cond=FALSE), or for any covariate value (cond=TRUE).
Usage
## S3 method for class 'bivRegion'
plot(
x,
tau = 0.95,
newdata = NULL,
reg.col = NULL,
reg.lwd = 1,
reg.lty = NULL,
axes = TRUE,
axes.col = "black",
axes.lwd = 2L,
cond = FALSE,
add = FALSE,
legend = TRUE,
...
)
Arguments
x |
A bivRegion object. |
tau |
A number, or vector, defining the desired coverage(s) of the bivariate reference region. |
newdata |
If cond=FALSE, a data.frame with new values to be depicted in the standarized residuals scale. If cond=TRUE, a data frame containing covariate values for which the reference/probabilistic region will be depicted. |
reg.col |
Region line colour, in case of more than one tau it can be a vector. |
reg.lwd |
Region line width, in case of more than one tau it can be a vector. |
reg.lty |
Region line type, in case of more than one tau it can be a vector. |
axes |
Logical; if TRUE (and cond=FALSE), vertical and horizontal lines are added indicating four quadrants in the model residuals scale. |
axes.col |
Axes colour. |
axes.lwd |
Axes line width. |
cond |
A logical argument, if TRUE a conditional reference region is depicted. |
add |
A logical argument, if TRUE the conditional reference region is depicted over a pre existing plot. |
legend |
A logical argument, if TRUE a legend is given along with the reference region. |
... |
Further plot parameters. |
Value
This function return a graphical representation for a bivRegion object.
Examples
Y <- cbind(rnorm(100), rnorm(100))
Y <- as.data.frame(Y)
names(Y) <- c("y1", "y2")
reg <- bivRegion(Y, tau = 0.95, shape = 2)
plot(reg)