Plot an evimp object (created by the evimp function)
Plot an evimp object.
## S3 method for class 'evimp'
plot(x = stop("no 'x' argument"),
cex.var = 1,
type.nsubsets = "l", col.nsubsets = "black", lty.nsubsets = 1,
type.gcv = "l", col.gcv = 2, lty.gcv = 1,
type.rss = "l", col.rss = "gray60", lty.rss = 1,
cex.legend = 1, x.legend = nrow(x), y.legend = x[1,"nsubsets"],
rh.col = 1, do.par = TRUE, ...)x |
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cex.var |
cex for variable names. Default is 1. Make smaller (say 0.8) if you have lots of variables. |
type.nsubsets |
Plot type for nsubsets graph. Default is "l". Use "n" for none, "b" looks good too. |
col.nsubsets |
Color of nsubsets line. Default is "black". |
lty.nsubsets |
Line type of nsubsets line. Default is 1. |
type.gcv,col.gcv,lty.gcv |
As above but for the gcv plot |
type.rss,col.rss,lty.rss |
As above but for the rss plot |
cex.legend |
cex for legend strings. Default is 1. Make smaller (say 0.8) if you want a smaller legend. |
x.legend |
x position of legend. Use 0 for no legend. |
y.legend |
y position of legend. |
rh.col |
Color of right hand axis label. Use |
do.par |
Call |
... |
Extra arguments passed to plotting functions. |
data(ozone1) earth.mod <- earth(O3 ~ ., data=ozone1, degree=2) ev <- evimp(earth.mod) plot(ev) print(ev)
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