## S3 method for class 'acomp':
qqnorm(y,fak=NULL,...,panel=vp.qqnorm,alpha=NULL)
## S3 method for class 'rcomp':
qqnorm(y,fak=NULL,...,panel=vp.qqnorm,alpha=NULL)
## S3 method for class 'aplus':
qqnorm(y,fak=NULL,...,panel=vp.qqnorm,alpha=NULL)
## S3 method for class 'rplus':
qqnorm(y,fak=NULL,...,panel=vp.qqnorm,alpha=NULL)
vp.qqnorm(x,y,...,alpha=NULL)
qqnorm.rplus
and qqnorm.rcomp
display qqnorm plots of
individual amounts (on the diagonal), of pairwise differences of amounts
(above the diagonal) and of pairwise sums of amounts (below the
diagonal).
qqnorm.aplus
displays qqnorm-plots of
individual log-amounts (on the diagonal), of pairwise log-ratios of
amounts (above the diagonal) and of pairwise sums of log amount (below the
diagonal).
qqnorm.acomp
displays qqnorm-plots of pairwise log-ratios of
amounts in all of diagonal panels. Nothing is displayed on the
diagonal.
In all cases a joint normality of the original data in the selected
framework would imply normality in all displayed marginal
distributions (although the reciprocal is in general not true!).
The marginal normality can be checked in each of the plots using a
shapiro.test
, by specifying an alpha level. The
alpha level is corrected for multiple testing. Plots displaying a
marginal distribution significantly deviating from a normal
distribution at that alpha level are marked by a red exclamation mark.
vp.qqnorm
is internally used as a panel function to make high dimensional
plots.plot.acomp
, boxplot.acomp
,
rnorm.acomp
, rnorm.rcomp
,
rnorm.aplus
, rnorm.rplus
data(SimulatedAmounts)
qqnorm(acomp(sa.lognormals),alpha=0.05)
qqnorm(rcomp(sa.lognormals),alpha=0.05)
qqnorm(aplus(sa.lognormals),alpha=0.05)
qqnorm(rplus(sa.lognormals),alpha=0.05)
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