move (version 4.2.4)

plot: Plotting track or raster

Description

Function for plotting a recorded track from a Move object or the probability values from a DBBMM object

Usage

# S4 method for .MoveTrackSingle,missing
plot(x, y,asp=1, ...)
  # S4 method for .MoveTrackStack,missing
plot(x, y, type="p",asp=1,  ...)
  # S4 method for .MoveTrackSingleBurst,missing
plot(x, y, type="p",asp=1,  ...)

Arguments

x

a move, moveStack, moveBurst, DBBMM, DBBMMStack, DBBMMBurstStack, dynBGB, dBMvariance, dBMvarianceStack, dBMvarianceBurst, dBGBvariance, .UD, .UDStack or .UDBurstStack object

y

unused variable (listed for compatibility reasons)

type

defines the type of the plot (e.g. 'l', 'p', 'b', 'o')

asp

defines the aspect ratio of the plot generally 1 makes most sense since the x and y dimensions are the same

...

arguments to be passed to methods, such as graphical parameters, and the logical add argument (see par). See 'Details' for col (color) options.

Author

Marco Smolla & Anne Scharf

Details

If x is a MoveBurst object colored lines (according to the burstID) are plotted if the type is set to 'l'. By default it is 'p' which plots the coordinates of the Move object as points.
If x is a DBBMM, DBBMMStack, DBBMMBurstStack or dynBGB object its raster object is plotted with the corresponding cell values. Unlike the image function, it keeps the same cell size ratio when the plot window is re-sized.

In the argument col a vector of colors of the same length as the number of individual for a moveStack, or number of burst levels for a moveBurst object can be specified. If left empty the default 8 colors from R are used, which will be recycled if the object contains more individuals or burst levels (run palette() to obtain vector of default colors).

See Also

points, lines

Examples

data(leroy)
data(fishers)
plot(leroy) # plot a Move object
plot(leroy, type="o", col=3)
plot(fishers, col=c(3,5), lwd=3) # plot a MoveStack object
plot(fishers, type="l", col=c(3,5), lwd=3)

data(dbbmmstack)
data(leroydbbmm)
plot(leroydbbmm) # plot the raster of a DBBMM object
plot(dbbmmstack) # plot the raster of a DBBMMStack object