Usage
## S3 method for class 'bcrm':
plot(x, assay_id = NULL, add = FALSE, lcol = 1, main = NULL, fit.2 = NULL,
lwd = 0.1, points.only = FALSE, all.lines.only = FALSE, t = NULL, ylim = NULL,
same.ylim = FALSE, lty3 = NULL, fit.3 = NULL, lcol2 = NULL, lcol3 = NULL, xlab = NULL,
ylab = NULL, col.outliers = TRUE, lty = 1, cex = 1, log = "x", ...)Arguments
assay_id
a string. Assay identifier.
add
Boolean. If TRUE, adding to an existing plot.
fit.2
a bcrm object. A second fit object to be plotted together with x.
points.only
Boolean. If TRUE, only the data points are plotted and not the fitted curves
all.lines.only
Boolean. If TRUE, only the fitted curves are plotted.
t
a numeric vector. The log concentrations.
ylim
a numeric vector. The usual ylim of plot function.
same.ylim
Boolean. If TRUE, all fitted curves are plotted with the same ylim.
lty3
integer. lty for plotting fit.3.
fit.3
bcrm object. A third optional bcrm object to be plotted.
lcol2
integer. Line color for plotting fit.2.
lcol3
integer. Line color for plotting fit.3.
xlab
string. The usual xlab argument of plot function.
ylab
string. The usual ylab argument of plot function.
col.outliers
Boolean. If TRUE, outliers are colored differently.
lty
integer. Line type for plotting x.
cex
numeric. The usual cex argument of plot function.
log
string. If it is "x", then the x axis is labeled on the scale of concentration; otherwise, it is labeled on the scale of log concentration.
...
Not passed to other functions, but needed to keep some similarity with plot.drm.