Plot.RT.Single_Func: Plot lineplot of the ERTs of a DataSetList

Description

Plot lineplot of the ERTs of a DataSetList

Usage

Plot.RT.Single_Func(
  dsList,
  Fstart = NULL,
  Fstop = NULL,
  show.ERT = T,
  show.CI = F,
  show.mean = F,
  show.median = F,
  backend = NULL,
  scale.xlog = F,
  scale.ylog = F,
  scale.reverse = F,
  includeOpts = F,
  p = NULL
)
# S3 method for DataSetList
Plot.RT.Single_Func(
  dsList,
  Fstart = NULL,
  Fstop = NULL,
  show.ERT = T,
  show.CI = T,
  show.mean = F,
  show.median = F,
  backend = NULL,
  scale.xlog = F,
  scale.ylog = F,
  scale.reverse = F,
  includeOpts = F,
  p = NULL
)

Value

A plot of ERT-values of the DataSetList

Arguments

dsList: A DataSetList (should consist of only one function and dimension).
Fstart: The starting function value.
Fstop: The final function value.
show.ERT: Whether or not to show the ERT-values
show.CI: Whether or not to show the standard deviations
show.mean: Whether or not to show the mean hitting times
show.median: Whether or not to show the median hitting times
backend: Which plotting library to use. Can be 'plotly' or 'ggplot2'
scale.xlog: Whether or not to scale the x-axis logaritmically
scale.ylog: Whether or not to scale the y-axis logaritmically
scale.reverse: Wheter or not to reverse the x-axis (when using minimization)
includeOpts: Whether or not to include all best points reached by each algorithm
p: Existing plot to which to add the current data

Examples

Run this code

Plot.RT.Single_Func(subset(dsl, funcId == 1))

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