This function plots either the estimated anisotropy ellipses for each of the mixture component locations or the estimated correlation between a reference point and all other prediction locations.
# S3 method for NSconvo
plot(
x,
plot.ellipses = TRUE,
fit.radius = NULL,
aniso.mat = NULL,
true.mc = NULL,
ref.loc = NULL,
all.pred.locs = NULL,
grid = TRUE,
true.col = 1,
aniso.col = 4,
ns.col = 2,
plot.mc.locs = TRUE,
...
)A "NSconvo" object, from NSconvo_fit().
Logical; indicates whether the estimated
ellipses should be plotted (TRUE) or estiamted correlations
(FALSE).
Scalar; defines the fit radius used for the local likelihood estimation.
2 x 2 matrix; contains the estimated anisotropy ellipse from the stationary model (for comparison).
The true mixture component ellipses, if known.
Vector of length 2; the reference location.
A matrix of all prediction locations.
Logical; indicates if the all.pred.locs
are on a rectangular grid (TRUE) or not (FALSE).
Color value for the true mixture component ellipses (if plotted).
Color value for the anisotropy ellipse (if plotted).
Color value for the mixture component ellipses.
Logical; indicates whether the mixture
component locations should be plotted (TRUE) or not
(FALSE).
Other options passed to plot.
A plot of either the estimated ellipses or estimated correlation is printed.
# NOT RUN {
plot.NSconvo( NSconvo.object )
# }
# NOT RUN {
# }
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