plot() is a generic function used to produce some useful diagnostic plotting of the functions:
np.boxcoxmix(), optim.boxcox() and tolfind.boxcox().
# S3 method for boxcoxmix
plot(x, plot.opt = 1, ...)The plots to be printed depend on the number given in plot.opt,
for the np.boxcoxmix(), optim.boxcox() and tolfind.boxcox() functions:
the disparities with the iteration number against the mass points
the fitted value against the response of the original and the transformed Data.
probability plot of residuals of the original against the transformed data.
individual posterior probabilities.
control charts of residuals of the original against the transformed data.
The histograms of residuals of the original against the transformed data.
works only for the tolfind.boxcox() function and plots the specified range of tol against the disparities
works only for the optim.boxcox() function and gives the profile likelihood function that summarises information concerning lambda.
works only for the Kfind.boxcox() function and plots the specified range of K against the AIC or BIC information criteria
works only for the boxcoxtype() function and gives the profile likelihood function that summarises information concerning lambda for generalized linear Mixed-effects Models.
an object for which a plot is desired.
an integer value between 1 and 8.
additional arguments.