Create styles for single-case data plots
The style_plot function is used to create graphical styles for a single-case plot
style_plot(style = "default", ...) style_plotSC(...) style.plotSC(...)
style |
Predefined styles. |
... |
Further arguments passed to the plot command. |
style_plot("") will return a list of predefined styles.
Predefined styles can be combined style_plot(style = c("grid2", "tiny"))
where settings of a latter style overwrite settings of the former.
Additional style paramters are set following the style argument and can be combined with those:
style_plot(style = "grid2", fill = "grey50", pch = 18).
Returns a list to be provided or the style argument of the plot function.
fill If set, the area under the line is
filled with the given color (e.g., fill = "tomato"). Use the standard
R command colors() to get a list of all possible colours. fill is
empty by default.
annotations A list of parameters defining
annotations to each data point. This adds the score of each MT to your plot.
"pos" Position of the annotations: 1 = below, 2 =
left, 3 = above, 4 = right.
"col" Color of the annotations.
"cex" Size of the annotations.
"round" Rounds the values to the specified decimal.
annotations = list(pos = 3, col =
"brown", round = 1) adds scores rounded to one decimal above the data point
in brown color to the plot.
"lwd" Width of the plot line. Default is lwd = 2.
"pch" Point type. Default is pch = 17 (triangles). Other options
are for example: 16 (filled circles) or "A" (uses the letter A).
"main" Main title of the plot.
"mai" Sets the margins of the plot.
"bty" Shape of the frame surrounding the inner plot
"fill.bg" Backgroundcolor of the plot.
"grid" Color of a grid.
"text.ABlag" Text displayed between phases.
"cex.axis" Size of the axis annotations
"las" Orientation of the axis annotations
"col.lines" Color of the lines
"col.dots" Color of the dots
"col.seperator" Color of the phase seperating lines
"col.bg" Color of the outer plot
"col" General color setting for the plot
"col.text" Color of all labels of the plot.
Juergen Wilbert
newstyle <- style_plot(style = "default")
newstyle$text.ABlag <- c("START","END")
newstyle$col.dots <- ""
newstyle$annotations <- list(cex = 0.6, col = "grey10", offset = 0.4)
plot(exampleABC, style = newstyle)Please choose more modern alternatives, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.