Wrapper function for plot method for IC
The wrapper PlotIC takes most of arguments to the plot
method by default and gives a user possibility to run the function
with low number of arguments.
PlotIC(IC, y, ..., alpha.trsp = 100, with.legend = TRUE,
rescale = FALSE, withCall = TRUE)IC |
object of class |
y |
optional data argument — for plotting observations into the plot |
... |
additional parameters (in particular to be
passed on to |
alpha.trsp |
the transparency argument (0 to 100) for ploting the data |
with.legend |
the flag for showing the legend of the plot |
rescale |
the flag for rescaling the axes for better view of the plot |
withCall |
the flag for the call output |
invisible(retV) where retV is the return value
of the respective call to the full-fledged plot method
with the additional item wrapcall with the call
to PlotIC and wrappedcall the call to
to the full-fledged plot method.
Calls plot with suitably chosen defaults; if
withCall == TRUE, the call to plot, i.e.,
item wrappedcall from the (hidden) return value, is
printed.
# Gamma fam <- GammaFamily() rfam <- InfRobModel(fam, ContNeighborhood(0.5)) IC <- optIC(model = fam, risk = asCov()) Y <- distribution(fam) y <- r(Y)(1000) PlotIC(IC, y, withCall = FALSE)
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