Construct a power graph based on the NTplot.
Construct a power graph based on the NTplot
. The exported function
powerplot
calls NormalAndTPower
to construct a power curve or beta curve (operating
characteristic curve) (or both) from its argument and catenates it to the original
graph. The unexported function NormalAndTPower
does the
construction.
powerplot(nt, ...) ## S3 method for class 'NormalAndTplot' powerplot(nt, power=TRUE, beta=FALSE, ..., hh=if (power && beta) c(6,2,2) else c(6,2)) NormalAndTPower(nt, which=c("power","beta"), digits=4, digits.top.axis=digits, digits.left=digits, col.power=attr(nt, "color")["col.power"], col.beta=attr(nt, "color")["col.beta"], cex.pb.axis=1, cex.left.axis=1, cex.xbar=1, lwd.reference=4, lwd.line=2, main=which, ...)
nt |
For the generic |
power, beta |
Logical. If |
which |
Which graph is to be displayed? |
... |
Additional arguments passed on to methods. |
hh |
The |
digits.top.axis, digits.left, digits, cex.pb.axis, cex.left.axis, cex.xbar |
|
col.power, col.beta |
Colors used for the crosshairs on the power and beta
panels.
The default values are the colors used for the power and beta regions of the
|
lwd.reference, lwd.line |
|
main |
Main title for graph. |
"trellis"
object.
Richard M. Heiberger (rmh@temple.edu)
nt <- NTplot(mean0=2, mean1=4, sd=3, n=20, xlim=c(-.1, 6.1), xbar=3.5) powerplot(nt) ## Not run: tt <- NTplot(mean0=2, mean1=4, sd=3, n=20, xlim=c(-.1, 6.1), xbar=3.5, df=4, distribution.name="t") powerplot(tt) ntc <- NTplot(xbar=2, sd=3, n=20, xlim=c(-.1, 4.1), type="confidence", alpha.left=.025, alpha.right=.025) ntc try(powerplot(ntc)) ## End(Not run)
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