plot.calib {calib} | R Documentation |
Generates a plot calibrated values with various display options
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)
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 |
Note that this function is not directly accessible by the user but is accessed through the plot functions. See examples below for details.
Perry Haaland, Daniel Samarov, Elaine McVey
data(ELISA) attach(ELISA) model <- calib.fit(Concentration, Response) cal <- calib(model, Response) plot(cal, main = "Plot of Calibrated Values")