tsvreq_classic_methods: Basic methods for the `tsvreq_classic` class

Description

Set, get, summary, print and plot methods for the tsvreq_classic class.

Usage

# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
summary(object, ...)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
print(x, ...)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
plot(x, filename = NA, ...)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
set_ts(obj, newval)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
set_com(obj, newval)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
set_comnull(obj, newval)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
set_tsvr(obj, newval)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
set_wts(obj, newval)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
get_ts(obj)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
get_com(obj)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
get_comnull(obj)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
get_tsvr(obj)
# S3 method for tsvreq_classic
get_wts(obj)

Arguments

object, x, obj

An object of class tsvreq_classic

...

Passed to plot. Not currently used for other methods, included there only for argument consistency with existing generics.

filename

A filename, no extension, could have a path. Used for saving a plot as a pdf. The default value NA causes the default plotting device to be used.

newval

A new value, for the set_* methods

Value

summary.tsvreq_classic produces a summary of a tsvreq_classic object. Methods print.tsvreq_classic and plot.tsvreq_classic are also available. For tsvreq_classic objects, set_* and get_* methods are available for all slots (see the documentation for tsvreq_classic for a list). The set_* methods just throw an error, to prevent breaking the consistency between the slots of a tsvreq_classic object.

References

Zhao et al, (In prep) Decomposition of the variance ratio illuminates timescale-specific population and community variability.

Examples

Run this code

# NOT RUN {
X<-matrix(runif(10*100),10,100)
res<-tsvreq_classic(X)
get_ts(res)
print(res)
summary(res)
 
# }