Usage
effectsplot(objects, mm.terms = NULL, prior.labs = NULL, center = TRUE, axis.labs = NULL, group.plot = NULL, smoother = FALSE, order = FALSE, orderto = NULL, label.mm = NULL)
Arguments
objects
A list object where each entry is an object with class within any of either dpgrowmm or dgrowmult.
returned from a model run. The list length is equal to the number of models on which a comparison of multiple membership term effects is desired.
mm.terms
An optional character vector of MM term names or numeric vector of MM term positions targeted for plotting.
The entries a term name for each dpgrowmult object and group name for each dpgrowmm object.
If a character vector is used, names must correspond to those used in package engine
functions that generated each object. Length is equal to number of objects.
prior.labs
An optional character vector providing names for the prior formulations under comparison. Length is equal to number of objects.
center
A scalar boolean input to indicate whether effect values in all objects should be centered. Defaults to TRUE.
axis.labs
An optional vector input of length 2 corresponding to x.axis and y.axis labels, respectively.
group.plot
An optional numeric vector that groups or re-groups the MM effects in each term selected in mm.terms.
smoother
A scalar boolean input indicating whether to co-plot a smoother line with point values.
order
A scalar boolean input indicating whether to sort the plots of effects in order of increasing (mean) value.
orderto
A list object of length equal to number of MM terms (for dpgrowmult objects),
or groups (for dpgrowmm objects), each holding a vector of length S[n], the number of MM effects for object n
that conveys a desired order for the MM effects under option order = TRUE as an alternative to ordering by increasing mean value.
label.mm
An optional list object, each containing a vector of labels for the MM random effects in each term (dpgrowmult) or each group (dpgrowmm).
Used for plotting all terms or groups for input objects. The length of label.mm is equal to the number of terms or groups per object.