Miscellaneous plotting functions for demogdata type mortality data. Versatile plotting tool with an optional legend.
Plot an object of class demogdata
plot_dd(dd.obj, year = dd.obj$year, col = rainbow(length(year), start = 0.1), lpos = "UL", lpar = list(), ppar = T, ...)
| dd.obj | a mortality type data object of class  | 
| year | vector of years to be included in the plotting (all available years by default) | 
| col | color palette to be used in the plot (by default, it uses a sequence of rainbow colors) | 
| lpos | a text identifier (one of "UR", "LR", "UL", "LL", "UC", "LC", "CL", "CR"; whereas the abbreviation is made up by U/L/C=Upper/Lower/Center, L/R/C=Left/Right/Center) or a list containing the coordinates (e.g. x and y) of the upper left corner of the legend/object. | 
| lpar | list of additional arguments to be passed on to  | 
| ppar | logical, if FALSE, ignores in the legend the plotting arguments  | 
| ... | additional plotting arguments that are passed on to both  | 
Plot of mortality rates or number of deaths.
Zoltan Butt, Steven Haberman and Han Lin Shang
# plot log mortality rates with repositioned legend 
plot_dd(dd.cmi.pens, xlim=c(40, 110), lpar=list(x.intersp=-0.2, y.intersp=0.9, cex=0.85))
# plot (untransformed) mortality rates with repositioned legend
plot_dd(dd.cmi.pens, age=60:95, lpar=list(x.intersp=-0.2, y.intersp=0.9, cex=0.85), transf=FALSE)
# plot a small subset of log mortality rates (calendar years: 1985 - 1995)
#      and add a line with the overall mean rates
plot_dd(dd.cmi.pens, lpos=list(x=0.85,y=0.55), year=1985:1995, 
		lpar=list(x.intersp=-0.1, y.intersp=0.95, cex=0.9))
lines(mean(dd.cmi.pens),lwd=2, lty=3, col='red')
# legend(coord('LC'), legend='mean rate', lwd=2, lty=3, col='red', text.col='red')
# plot number of (extracted) deaths:
tmp.d <- extract.deaths(dd.cmi.pens, ages=55:100, y=1995:2003)
plot_dd(tmp.d, transf=FALSE, lty=1:5, ylab='Number of Deaths', 
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