RandomFields (version 3.1.36)

RMmodel-class: Class RMmodel

Description

Class for RandomField's representation of explicit covariance models

Usage

RFplotModel(x, y, dim=1, n.points=if (dim==1 || is.contour) 200 else 100, fct.type=NULL, MARGIN, fixed.MARGIN, maxchar=15, ..., plotmethod=if (dim==1) "matplot" else "contour")
"plot"(x, y, ...) "points"(x, ..., type="p") "lines"(x, ..., type="l") "image"(x, ..., dim=2) "persp"(x, ..., dim=2, zlab="")

Arguments

x
object of class RFsp or RFempVario or RFfit or RMmodel; in the latter case, x can be any sophisticated model but it must be either stationary or a variogram model
y
ignored in most methods
MARGIN
vector of two; two integer values giving the coordinate dimensions w.r.t. which the field or the covariance model is to be plotted; in all other directions, the first index is taken
fixed.MARGIN
only for class(x)=="RMmodel" and if dim > 2; a vector of length dim-2 with distance values for the coordinates that are not displayed
maxchar
integer. Maximum number of characters to print the model in the legend.
...
arguments to be passed to methods; mainly graphical arguments, or further models in case of class 'RMmodel', see Details.
dim
must equal 1 or 2; only for class(x)=="RMmodel"; the covariance function and the variogram are plotted as a function of $R^\code{dim}$.
n.points
integer; only for class(x)=="RMmodel"; the number of points at which the model evaluated (in each dimension); defaults to 200
fct.type
character; only for class(x)=="RMmodel"; must equal NULL, "Cov" or "Variogram"; controls whether the covariance (fct.type="Cov") or the variogram (fct.type="Variogram") is plotted; NULL implies automatic choice, where "Cov" is chosen whenever the model is stationary
plotmethod
string or function. Internal.
type
character. See points
zlab
character. See persp

Value

if RFoptions()$split_screen=TRUE and RFoptions()$close_screen=TRUE then the plot functions return the screen numbers. Else NULL

Creating Objects

Objects are created by calling a function of class RMmodelgenerator

Slots

Methods

Details

All the above arguments apply for all the S3 and S4 functions given here as they call RFplotModel immediately.

See Also

RMmodelgenerator RMmodel

Examples

Run this code
# see RMmodel for introductory examples


# Compare:
model <- RMexp(scale=2) + RMnugget(var=3)
str(model)  ## S4 object as default in version 3 of RandomFields

model <- summary(model)
str(model)  ## list style as in version 2 of RandomFields
            ## see also 'spConform' in 'RFoptions' to make this style
            ## the default



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