The `summary` and `plot` methods outlined here support the quick description of an `inDep` object.
# S3 method for inDep
summary(object, ...)# S3 method for inDep
plot(
x,
...,
which = 1:5,
border = "black",
buffer = 0.01,
dropPoints = FALSE,
colrng = c("steelblue", "white", "firebrick"),
nbr = NA,
pch = "."
)
Nothing for the plot method, while summary quietly returns a summary of `inDep`
`inDep` object to summarize
additional arguments to pass on to the method
object with class `inDep`
indices of binnings to display from `x`, where binnings are ordered by increasing p-value
colour of borders to be drawn on the binnings
relative width of empty space separating categories
logical: should points be dropped for the plot of the binnings?
colour range to be passed to `residualFill` for plotting
number of breaks to be passed to `residualFill` for plotting
point type passed to plot
summary(inDep): Summary method for `inDep`
plot(inDep): Plot method for `inDep`
Chris Salahub
Methods
For each index in `which`, this function produces a row of three plots. The first plot is the raw data, the second plot is the ranks of the data, and the final plot is the binning contained in the `inDep` object.