"plot"(x, ..., col.key = rev(heat.colors(100)), cutoffs = NULL)
tessdev
object.
points
col.key
to the residuals in X
. cutoffs
should be a vector of length one more than the length of col.key
.
cutoffs
must be a vector of increasing values of the same length as col.key
plus 1. cutoffs
divides the residual values in x$residuals
into a number of intervals equal to the number of colors in col.key
. The colors are assigned to the intervals in order, e.g. the first color in col.key
will be plotted in the cells defined by the tessellation in x$tile.list
that contains a residual that falls anywhere in the first interval (lower bound inclusive, upper bound exclusive).
Default col.key
is a vector of 100 heat
colors in reverse. Default cutoffs
is a vector of 101 equally spaced points that range from the minimum residual in x$residuals
, minus a very small number, to the maximum residual, plus a very small number.
tessresid
, tessdev
#For example, see ?plot.devresid
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