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SimEvolEnzCons (version 2.0.0)

graph.simul.conc.end: Graphics of simulation ends

Description

Gives graphics of enzyme concentrations two-by-two at end of simulation

Usage

graph.simul.conc.end(all_res_sim,new.window=FALSE,add.eq=TRUE,
which.sim=NULL,which.enz=NULL,...)

Arguments

all_res_sim

List, the output of function simul.evol.enz.multiple (results of evolution simulation).

new.window

Logical. Do graphics appear in a new window?

add.eq

Logical. Do equilibrium appear on graph?

which.sim

Numeric vector containing integer numbers between 1 and nsim. Which simulations would you represent? If NULL (default), all simulations would be represented.

which.enz

Numeric vector containing integer numbers between 1 and n. Which enzymes would you represent? If NULL (default), all enzymes would be represented.

...

Arguments to be passed in plot function, such as lwd or cex.

Details

This function shows the concentration of one enzyme against the concentration of another enzyme, for selected enzymes.

Simulation ends are supposed to be near to equilibrium, given the population size and therefore the neutral zone.

See Also

Use function simul.evol.enz.multiple to simulate enzyme evolution.

Use function graph.simul.by.time.by.sim to see enzyme concentrations through time.

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
data(data_sim_CRNeg_1grpNeg1sgl)
graph.simul.conc.end(data_sim_CRNeg_1grpNeg1sgl)


# }

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