Plot a 2D fluorescence intensity surface as a pseudo-colour image.
# S3 method for feem
plot(
x,
xlab = quote(lambda[em] * ", nm"), ylab = quote(lambda[ex] * ", nm"),
cuts = 128, col.regions = marine.colours(256), ...
)
# S3 method for feemcube
plot(
x,
xlab = quote(lambda[em] * ", nm"), ylab = quote(lambda[ex] * ", nm"),
cuts = 128, col.regions = marine.colours(256), as.table = TRUE, ...
)
# S3 method for feem.resid
plot(
x, ..., at, col.regions = diverging.colours(256)
)A lattice plot object. Its print or plot method
will draw the plot on an appropriate plotting device.
An FEEM object.
The x-axis label for the plot, with a sane default.
The y-axis label for the plot, with a sane default.
The number of distinct levels the intensity would be divided into, areas between them assigned different colours.
The palette to take the colours from, a character vector of R colour specifications.
The breakpoints in the intensity values. For residual plots,
automatically set in a symmetric manner, ignoring the cuts
argument.
Whether to draw the panels left to right, top to bottom. (Otherwise they are drawn left to right, bottom to top.)
Passed as-is to levelplot.
levelplot
plot(feem(matrix(1:42/42, nrow = 7), 320 + 1:7, 300 + 1:6))
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