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ctPlotArray

Plots three dimensional y values for quantile plots

Description

1st margin of $Y sets line values, 2nd sets variables, 3rd quantiles.

Usage

ctPlotArray(
  input,
  grid = FALSE,
  add = FALSE,
  colvec = "auto",
  lwdvec = "auto",
  ltyvec = "auto",
  typevec = "auto",
  plotcontrol = list(ylab = "Array values", xaxs = "i"),
  legend = TRUE,
  legendcontrol = list(),
  polygon = TRUE,
  polygonalpha = 0.1,
  polygoncontrol = list(steps = 25)
)

Arguments

input

list containing 3 dimensional array to use for Y values, $y and vector of corresponding x values $x.
grid

Logical. Plot with a grid?
add

Logical. If TRUE, plotting is overlayed on current plot, without creating new plot.
colvec

color vector of same length as 2nd margin.
lwdvec

lwd vector of same length as 2nd margin.
ltyvec

lty vector of same length as 2nd margin.
typevec

type vector of same length as 2nd margin.
plotcontrol

list of arguments to pass to plot.
legend

Logical. Draw a legend?
legendcontrol

list of arguments to pass to legend.
polygon

Logical. Draw the uncertainty polygon?
polygonalpha

Numeric, multiplier for alpha (transparency) of the uncertainty polygon.
polygoncontrol

list of arguments to pass to ctPoly

Value

Nothing. Generates plots.

Examples

#'
input<-ctStanTIpredeffects(ctstantestfit, plot=FALSE, whichpars='CINT', 
 nsamples=10,nsubjects=10)
    
ctPlotArray(input=input)
ctsem

Continuous Time Structural Equation Modelling

v3.4.3
GPL-3
Authors
Charles Driver [aut, cre, cph], Manuel Voelkle [aut, cph], Han Oud [aut, cph], Trustees of Columbia University [cph]
Initial release
2021-04-20

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