accessory function for pairs() to display pvalue of the Pearson correlation
works as upper.panel or lower.panel argument of pairs() (package graphics). Displays pvalues better than 0.1.
panel.cor.pval(x, y, digits = 2, cex.cor, p.cut=0.1)
x |
x element of the pairs() matrix |
y |
y element of the pairs() matrix |
digits |
number of non-zero digits to leave at the end |
cex.cor |
scaling factor for displayed text |
p.cut |
p-value cutoff |
cannibalized from an example in ?pairs (package graphics)
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