Panel Function for Euler Diagrams
panel.euler(x, y, r, subscripts, fill = superpose.polygon$col,
lty = superpose.polygon$lty, lwd = superpose.polygon$lwd,
border = superpose.polygon$border, alpha = superpose.polygon$alpha,
fontface = "bold", counts = TRUE, labels = NULL, original.values,
fitted.values, ...)X coordinates for the circle centers.
Y coordinates for the circle centers.
Radii.
A vector of subscripts (See lattice::xyplot()).
Fill color for circles. (See grid::gpar().)
Line type for circles. (See grid::gpar().)
Line weight for circles. (See grid::gpar().)
Border color for circles.
Alpha for circles. Note that plot.euler() by default
modifies the alpha of col instead to avoid affecting the alpha of
the borders. (See grid::gpar().)
Fontface for the labels. (See grid::gpar().)
Plots the original values for the disjoint set combinations
(original.values). Can also be a list, in which the contents of the list
will be passed on to lattice::panel.text() to modify the appearance of
the counts.
Labels to plot on the circles.
Original values for the disjoint set combinations.
Fitted values for the disjoint set combinations.
Passed down to panel.euler.circles() and panel.euler.labels().
Plots euler diagrams inside a trellis panel.