Plot method for the class 'combined_global_envelope'
# S3 method for combined_global_envelope
plot(x, plot_style = c("ggplot2",
"fv", "basic"), main, ylim, xlab, ylab, color_outside = TRUE,
env.col = 1, base_size = 15, labels = NULL, add = FALSE,
digits = 3, level = 1, max_ncols_of_plots = 2, nticks = 5,
legend = TRUE, ...)An 'combined_global_envelope' object
One of the following "basic", "fv" or "ggplot2".
The option "basic" (default) offers a very basic global envelope plot.
The option "fv" utilizes the plot routines of the function value table fv.object.
For "ggplot2", a plot with a coloured envelope ribbon is provided. Requires R library ggplot2.
The option "fv" is currently only available for tests with one test function, whereas the other true allow
also tests with several tests functions.
See plot.default. A sensible default exists.
See plot.default. A sensible default exists.
See plot.default. A sensible default exists.
See plot.default. A sensible default exists.
Logical. Whether to color the places where the data function goes
outside the envelope. Currently red color is used. Relevant only for plot_style = "basic".
The color for the envelope lines (or dotplot arrows). Default 1 (black).
Base font size, to be passed to theme style when plot_style = "ggplot2".
A character vector of suitable length.
If dotplot = TRUE (for the level 2 test), then labels for the tests at x-axis.
Otherwise labels for the separate plots.
Whether to add the plot to an existing plot (TRUE) or to draw a new plot (FALSE).
Not available for plot_style = "ggplot2".
The number of digits used for printing the p-value or p-interval in the main, if using the default main.
1 or 2. In the case of two-step combined tests (with several test functions), two different plots are available: 1 for plotting the combined global envelopes (default and most often wanted) or 2 for plotting the second level test result.
The maximum number of columns for the figures. Default 2. (Relates to the number of curve_sets that have been combined.)
The number of ticks on the xaxis.
Logical. If FALSE, then the legend is removed from the "ggplot2" style plot.