Deprecated {sfsmisc} | R Documentation |
These functions are provided for compatibility with older versions of the sfsmisc package only, and may be defunct as soon as of the next release.
nna(data) digits.v(nvec, base = 2, num.bits = 1 + floor(log(max(nvec),base))) digits(n, base = 10) subtit(t) p.panelL(x,y) p.panelS(x,y,df = 4) p.pllines(x,y,group,lty=c(1,3,2,4),...) p.triangle(mat, label= "*", text.ecken = rep("",3), dreieck = TRUE) list2mat(x, check = TRUE)
data |
vector, matrix or data frame. |
nvec, n |
non-negative integer (vector). |
base |
positive integer |
num.bits |
positive integer |
t |
character string. |
mat |
matrix mit % A in der 1. Kolonne, % B in der 2.. (range 0:1) |
label |
text of length mat[,1] for labeling points. |
text.ecken |
character(3) text for the three corners. |
dreieck |
logical; if true, draw the triangle border. |
x,y |
panel function (or plot or general) arguments: numeric vectors of same length. |
df |
specify (equivalent) degrees of freedom for smoothing spline
in p.panelS . |
check |
logical specifiying if it should be checked that list components have same length. |
group |
grouping vector of same length as x or y. |
lty |
line types to use for the groups (recycled). |
... |
further arguments passed to (plot) methods. |
nna
was a simpler version of the generic na.omit
function; the latter should be used instead.
digits.v
and digits
are old vector and “scalar”
versions of digitsBase
.
subtit(t)
is really just a convenience abbreviation for
mtext(t, side = 3, line = 0)
which you should rather use.
p.panelL
and p.panelS
are simple two-line functions to
be used as panel
arguments in pairs
or
coplot
. However, for such simple panels, it's rather
recommended to use anonymous functions, i.e.,
panel = function(x,y) { ....}
in the call to
coplot()
(e.g.).
p.pllines
is deprecated because basic R graphics (but not
S-PLUS) provide its functionality directly: Use plot(x,y, lty
= group, type = 'l', ...)
.
p.triangle
is deprecated because package vcd has a much
more versatile ternaryplot
function.
tapply.num
has simply be renamed to tapplySimpl
which you should use instead.
list2mat(x)
is usually the same as sapply(x, c)
(where
the latter does not construct column names where x
has no names).