seqtreedisplay(tree, filename=NULL, seqdata=tree$info$object, imgLeafOnly=FALSE, sortv=NULL, dist.matrix=NULL, title.cex=3, withlegend="auto", legend.fontsize=title.cex, axes=FALSE, imageformat="png", withquality=TRUE, quality.fontsize=title.cex, legendtext=NULL, showtree=TRUE, showdepth=FALSE, ...)
disstreedisplay(tree, filename=NULL, imagedata=NULL, imagefunc=plot, imgLeafOnly=FALSE, title.cex=3, imageformat="png", withquality=TRUE, quality.fontsize=title.cex, legendtext=NULL, showtree=TRUE, showdepth=FALSE, ...)NULL, a temporary file is created.TRUE sequences are plotted only in terminal nodes.seqplotseqplotcex value for the node titles (see par).cex value for the legend.seqplotfilename)TRUE, a node displaying fitting measures of the tree is added to the plot.TRUE, the splits are ordered according to their global pseudo-R2.data.frame that will be passed to imagefunc.seqplot for the selected lines of seqdata as argument.
You should at least specify the type of the plot to use (type="d" for instance, see seqplot for more details).
The plot is actually not generated as an R plot, but with GraphViz (www.graphviz.org). Hence, seqtreedisplay only works when GraphViz is correctly installed.Conversion to image formats other than "jpeg" or "png" is done using ImageMagick (www.imagemagick.org). To use this feature, ImageMagick (www.imagemagick.org) should hence also be installed.
seqtree and disstree for examples, and disstree2dot for generating "dot" files.