Takes a response and, for each individual, uses
splitSplines to smooth its values for each individual
using the degrees of freedom values in df.
Provided get.rates is TRUE,
both the Absolute Growth Rates (AGR) and the Relative Growth Rates (RGR)
are calculated for each smooth, either using differences or first
derivatives. A combination of the unsmoothed and smoothed
values, as well as the AGR and RGR, can be plotted for each value in
df. Note that the arguments that modify the plots apply to all
plots that are produced. The handling of missing values is controlled
via na.x.action and na.y.action
probeDF(data, response = "Area", xname="xDays", individuals="Snapshot.ID.Tag",
na.x.action="exclude", na.y.action = "exclude",
df, smoothing.scale = "identity", correctBoundaries = FALSE,
get.rates = TRUE, rates.method="differences",
times.factor = "Days", x = NULL, x.title = NULL,
facet.x = "Treatment.1", facet.y = "Smarthouse", labeller = NULL,
colour = "black", colour.column=NULL, colour.values=NULL, alpha = 0.1,
which.traits = c("response", "AGR", "RGR"),
which.plots = "smoothedonly",
deviations.boxplots = "none",
ggplotFuncs = NULL,
...)A data.frame containing the data.
A character specifying the response variable to be
supplied to smooth.spline and that
is to be plotted on the y-axis.
A character giving the name of the
numeric that contains the values of the predictor
variable to be supplied to smooth.spline and
from which x is derived.
A character string that specifies the action to
be taken when values of x are NA. The possible
values are fail, exclude or omit.
For exclude and omit, predictions and derivatives
will only be obtained for nonmissing values of x.
The difference between these two codes is that for exclude the returned
data.frame will have as many rows as data, the
missing values have been incorporated.
A character string that specifies the action to
be taken when values of y, or the response, are
NA. The possible values are fail, exclude,
omit, allx, trimx, ltrimx or
rtrimx. For all options, except fail, missing
values in y will be removed before smoothing.
For exclude and omit, predictions
and derivatives will be obtained only for nonmissing values of
x that do not have missing y values. Again, the
difference between these two is that, only for exclude
will the missing values be incorporated into the
returned data.frame. For allx, predictions and
derivatives will be obtained for all nonmissing x.
For trimx, they will be obtained for all nonmissing
x between the first and last nonmissing y values
that have been ordered for x; for ltrimx and
utrimx either the lower or upper missing y
values, respectively, are trimmed.
A numeric specifying the set of degrees of freedom to
be probed.
A character giving the scale on which smoothing
is to be performed. The two possibilites are "identity", for directly
smoothing the observed response, and "logarithmic", for smoothing the
log-transformed response.
A logical indicating whether the fitted
spline values are to have the method of Huang (2001) applied
to them to correct for estimation bias at the end-points. Note that
if rates.method is set to "derivatives" then it is not
possible to have correctBoundaries set to TRUE.
A logical specifying whether or not the growth
rates (AGR and RGR) are to be computed and stored.
A character specifying the method to use in
calculating the growth rates. The two possibilities are
"differences" and "derivates".
A character giving the name of the column in
data containing the factor for times at which the data was
collected. Its levels will be used in calculating growth rates and
should be numeric values stored as characters.
A character giving the variable to be plotted on the
x-axis; it may incorporate an expression. If x is NULL
then xname is used.
Title for the x-axis. If NULL then set to times.factor.
A data.frame giving the variable to be used to
form subsets to be plotted in separate columns of plots.
Use "." if a split into columns is not wanted.
A data.frame giving the variable to be used to
form subsets to be plotted in separate rows of plots.
Use "." if a split into columns is not wanted.
A character specifying a single colour to use in
drawing the lines for the profiles. If colouring according to the
values of a variable is required then use colour.column.
A character giving the name of a column
in data over whose values the colours of the lines are to be
varied. The colours can be specified using colour.values .
A character vector specifying the values of
the colours to use in drawing the lines for the profiles.
If this is a named vector, then the values will be matched based
on the names. If unnamed, values will be matched in order
(usually alphabetical) with the limits of the scale.
A numeric specifying the degrees of transparency to
be used in plotting. It is a ratio in which the denominator
specifies the number of points (or lines) that must be overplotted
to give a solid cover.
A character giving the traits that are to be
produced. One of more of response, AGR and RGR.
If all, all three traits are produced. The unsmoothed growth
rates are not calculated if only smoothed plots are requested.
A character giving the plots that are to be
produced. If none, no plots are produced. If smoothedonly,
plots of the smoothed traits are plotted. If bothseparatetly,
plots of the unsmoothed trait followed by the smoothed trait are
produced for each trait. If compare, a combined plot of the
unsmoothed trait and the smoothed trait is produced for each value
of df.
A character specifying whether boxplots of
the absolute and/or relative deviations of the values of a
trait from their smoothed values are to be produced (observed - smoothed). If none,
no plots are produced. The argument which.traits controls
the traits for which boxplots are produced.
allows passing of arguments to plotLongitudinal.
A data.frame containing individuals,
times.factor, facet.x, facet.y, xname,
response, and, for each df, the smoothed
response, the AGR and the RGR. It is returned invisibly. The names of
the new data are constructed by joining elements separated by full
stops (.). In all cases, the last element is the value of
df. For the smoothed response, the other elements are
response and "smooth"; for AGR and RGR, the other elements
are the name of the smoothed response and either "AGR" or
"RGR".
# NOT RUN {
data(exampleData)
vline <- list(ggplot2::geom_vline(xintercept=20, linetype="longdash", size=1),
ggplot2::scale_x_continuous(breaks=seq(12, 36, by=2)))
probeDF(data = longi.dat, response = "Area", df = c(4,7), x="xDays+24.16666667",
ggplotFuncs=vline)
# }
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