plot.calib {calib}R Documentation

Plotting function for calibration

Description

Generates a plot calibrated values with various display options

Usage

plot.calib(calib.out, int.meth = "w", 
ylim, xlim = c(min(0, calib.out@labels$plot.ind), 
1.1 * max(calib.out@labels$plot.ind)), ylab, xlab, 
join = calib.out@labels$cont.pl, mdcline = T, txt.size = 1, 
addcal.mat, ..., oma = c(2, 2, 2, 2), cex = 1, 
extrap = calib.out@extrap, main, las = 2, cex.axis = 0.7)

Arguments

calib.out Object of class calib.fit
int.meth Indicates which intervals are shown on the plot, Wald, "w", or inverse, "i". Default is Wald
ylim y limit
xlim x limit
ylab y label
xlab x label
join ...
mdcline Whether a line indicating where the MDC should be plotted. Default is TRUE
txt.size Similar to cex
addcal.mat ...
... ...
oma Graphing parameter
cex Graphing parameter
extrap Should values outside the range of concentrations be extrapolated
main Title of plot
las Graphing paramter
cex.axis Graphing parameter

Details

Note that this function is not directly accessible by the user but is accessed through the plot functions. See examples below for details.

Author(s)

Perry Haaland, Daniel Samarov, Elaine McVey

See Also

calib

Examples

data(ELISA)
attach(ELISA)
model <- calib.fit(Concentration, Response)
cal <- calib(model, Response)
plot(cal, main = "Plot of Calibrated Values")

[Package calib version 0.1.02 Index]