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print.latticeresids

Print a latticeresids object.

Description

Print a latticeresids object.

Usage

## S3 method for class 'latticeresids'
print(x, ...,
           A321.left=0, A321.bottom=0.27,
           A4.left=0, A4.top=0.30,
           position=list(
             A321=c(A321.left,     A321.bottom, 1, 1     ),
             A4  =c(A4.left,       0,           1, A4.top)),
           panel.width=NULL,
           which=1:4)

Arguments

`x`	A `latticeresids` object.
`A321.left, A321.bottom, A4.left, A4.top, position`	The first three rows are on the same `x` scale (the scales of the independent variables). The arguments with `"A321"` in their name are used to construct the `position` argument to `print.trellis` for the first three rows. The fourth row is on a different `x` scale (the scales of each independent variable adjusted for all the other `x` variables). The arguments with `"A4"` in their name are used to construct the `position` argument to `print.trellis` for the fourth row. The two sets of rows {1,2,3} and {4} may have different widths for their left axis tick labels. The arguments `A321.left` and `A4.left` along with absolute dimensions for `panel.width` (`"cm"` or `"in"`, not `"npc"`) can be hand-tailored to make the columns line up precisely. See the example.
`panel.width`	the `panel.width` argument of `print.trellis`.
`which`	Vector of row numbers which are to be printed. If not all four printed, consider adjusting the `A321.bottom` and `A4.top` values.
`...`	Other arguments for `print`.

Details

The four trellis objects, one for each type of plot, are printed as a single four-row lattice object.

Author(s)

Richard M. Heiberger <rmh@temple.edu>