ternarypoints

The input object must be a matrix with three
  columns.

object

The selected type of point.  By default, <code>pch =
    19</code>, solid disks.

The color of the points.  By default, <code>col =
    "blue"</code>.

Additional parameters passed to <code>points</code>.

Use <code>ternarypoints</code> to add points to a ternary diagram generated
using the <code>ternaryplot</code> function in the vcd library.  Use
ternary diagrams to plot expected values for multinomial choice models
with three categories in the dependent variable.

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ternarypoints: Adding Points to Ternary Diagrams

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