SPARTAAS (version 1.2.4)

extract_results: Generates all plots (in jpeg format) in a subfolder

Description

Generates all plots (in jpeg format) in a subfolder (relative path from the working directory).

Usage

extract_results(cerardat, width=480, height=480, path="figures",
                  col1 = rgb(0.93,0.23,0.23,0.5), col2 = "black",
                  xlim=NULL, ylim=NULL)

Arguments

cerardat

a cerardat output.

width

the width of the graphics region in pixels.

height

the width of the graphics region in pixels.

path

directory where plots are exported (relative path from the working directory). Automatically generates two sub-folders 'ref' for the reference plot and 'sup' for the supplementary plot.

col1

Color of the the Event curve (color name, hex code, rgb function {grDevices} for transparency).

col2

Color of the the Accumulation curve (color name, hex code, rgb function {grDevices} for transparency).

xlim

Two numeric values, specifying the left limit and the right limit of the scale.

ylim

Two numeric values, specifying the lower limit and the upper limit of the scale.

Author

A. COULON

L. BELLANGER

P. HUSI

Examples

# \donttest{
data("datacerardat")

resultat = cerardat(df = datacerardat$df,
           row.sup = datacerardat$row.sup,
           date = datacerardat$date,
           nf = NULL,
           confidence = 0.95,
           graph = TRUE
        )
#Generates all plots (in jpeg format) in a folder 'figures'
#You will find the jpeg in 'ref' and 'sup' subfolder
#extract_results(resultat,width=480, height=480, path="figures",
#     col1=grDevices::rgb(0.93,0.23,0.23,0.5),
#     col2="black",
#     xlim=NULL,
#     ylim=c(0,0.03)
#    )

#You can extract the plots and find them in the directory :
paste0(getwd(),"/figures")
# }