grid.onefactor function

utils: group graphs of the output of simple experiments in dic, dbc or dql

group graphs of the output of simple experiments into dic, dbc or dql. It is possible to group up to 6 graphs in different arrangements (see model argument)

grid.onefactor(output, model = "type1")

Arguments

• output: Vector with the outputs of the DIC, DBC or DQL functions
• model: Graph arrangement model, see in detail.

Returns

returns grouped graphs

Details

• type1: Two graphs next to each other - type2: Two graphs one below the other - type3: Three graphs, two top and one centered below - type4: Three graphs one below the other - type5: Four graphs, two at the top and two at the bottom - type6: Four graphs one below the other - type7: Five graphs, two at the top, two in the middle and one centered at the bottom - type8: Five graphs, three at the top, two centered at the bottom - type9: Six graphs, three at the top, three centered at the bottom - type10: Six graphs, two at the top, two in the middle and two at the bottom

Examples

data("pomegranate")
attach(pomegranate)
a=DIC(trat, WL, geom = "point", ylab = "WL")
b=DIC(trat, SS, geom = "point", ylab="SS")
c=DIC(trat, AT, geom = "point", ylab = "AT")
grid.onefactor(c(a,b),model = "type1")
grid.onefactor(c(a,b),model = "type2")
grid.onefactor(c(a,b,c),model = "type3")
grid.onefactor(c(a,b,c),model = "type4")

Author(s)

Gabriel Danilo Shimizu, shimizu@uel.br

Leandro Simoes Azeredo Goncalves

Rodrigo Yudi Palhaci Marubayashi