ChemoSpec (version 4.3.34)

surveySpectra: Plot Measures of Central Tendency and Spread for a Spectra Object

Description

These functions compute and plot various measures of central tendency and spread for a "Spectra" object. Several different measures/spreads are available. These are useful as an overview of where a data set varies the most.

Usage

surveySpectra(spectra, method = c("sd", "sem", "sem95", "mad", "iqr"),
by.gr = TRUE, ...)
surveySpectra2(spectra, method = c("sd", "sem", "sem95", "mad", "iqr"),
lab.pos = 0.9*max(spectra$freq), ...)

Arguments

spectra

An object of S3 class Spectra to be analyzed.

method

Character. One of c("sd", "sem", "sem95", "mad", "iqr").

by.gr

Logical, indicating if the analysis is to be done by group or not.

lab.pos

Numeric, giving the frequency where the label should be draw for surveySpectra2.

...

Additional parameters to be passed to the plotting routines.

Value

None; side effect is a plot

Details

For surveySpectra the method choice works as follows: sd plots the mean spectrum +/- the standard deviation, sem plots the mean spectrum +/- the standard error of the mean, sem95 plots the mean spectrum +/- the standard error at the 95 percent confidence interval, mad plots the median spectrum +/- the median absolute deviation, and finally, iqr plots the median spectrum + the upper hinge and - the lower hinge.

For surveySpectra2, the spectra are mean centered and plotted. Below that, the relative summary statistic is plotted, offset, but on the same scale.

References

https://github.com/bryanhanson/ChemoSpec

Examples

data(SrE.IR)
myt <- expression(bolditalic(Serenoa)~bolditalic(repens)~bold(Extract~IR~Spectra))
surveySpectra(SrE.IR, method = "iqr", main = myt)
surveySpectra2(SrE.IR, method = "iqr", main = myt)