Usage
pla.plots(dataframe,
sampleLabels = levels(unlist(dataframe["Sample"])),
indexOfReference = 1,
design = "blocks",
main = "Parallel Line Model",
setPdf = FALSE,
pdfName = "PlaPlots.pdf",
nc = 4,
mfrow = c(2, nc),
oma = c(1, 0, 2, 0),
mar = c(3.5, 3.5, 0, 0) + 0.6,
joinReplicates = TRUE,
showRho = FALSE,
plots = "default",
xlab = "Log(Dosis)",
ylab = "Response: Response",
pch = 14 + as.numeric(unlist(dataframe["Replicate"])),
cex = 2,
lwd = 4,
colTst = "black",
colRef = "grey",
colRho = "grey10",
colNrm = "grey70",
tests = NULL)Arguments
sampleLabels
A vector of character strings giving the labels of the samples,
standard and test-samples: "S", "T", "U", ...
If data["Sample"] has one of these values, then these rows are used.
These labels
indexOfReference
Index of the reference among the samples
given by sampleLabels.
design
crd, blocks, or latin, see pla.fit.setPdf
If TRUE then PDF graphics is produced in
pdfName. This should not be used for Sweave.
pdfName
A character string giving the name of the file for PDF
graphics.
nc
4 or 3. Numeric value used for mfrow.
One plot for the unrestricted model and the histogram of residuals
omitted by 3.
plots
A (vector of) character strings from the list
"default", "all", "restricted", "unrestricted", "twoway",
"stepadjusted", "qplot", "histogram", "residualsSamples",
"residualsBoxSampleStep", "residualsBoxSample",
"residualsRow", "residuals-Co
colTst
Color(s) of test-samples, "T", "U", ...
colRef
Color of reference or standard, i.e. "S".
colRho
Color of displayed potency.
tests
Optional returned values from pla.fit.