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Calls plot or another (base) plotting function on all models, arranging the output in subplots.
# S3 method for nested_analysis plot(x, ..., main = "", nrow = NULL, ncol = NULL)plot_nested_analysis( .x, .fun, ..., nrow = NULL, ncol = NULL, .model_column = .data$model, .output_column = NULL )# S3 method for nested_prcomp biplot(x, ..., nrow = NULL, ncol = NULL)
plot_nested_analysis( .x, .fun, ..., nrow = NULL, ncol = NULL, .model_column = .data$model, .output_column = NULL )
# S3 method for nested_prcomp biplot(x, ..., nrow = NULL, ncol = NULL)
the input, invisibly
A nested_analysis object (or subclass)
Passed to the plot function. Tidy evaluation is supported, and arguments are evaluated within a transposed version of x for each row.
The plot title
Force a number of rows or columns in the output
A function that produces graphical output
The column containing the model
The column in which the output of the plot function should be placed
nd <- nested_data( alta_lake_geochem, qualifiers = c(age, depth, zone), key = param, value = value, trans = scale ) na <- nested_analysis(nd, vegan::rda, X = data) plot(na)
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