P.plot: if it is plotted or just a list is computed
D.plot: if TRUE the density is added
P.main, P.sub,P.xlab,P.ylab,P.ann: graphical parameters for the density, see plot
P.axes,P.frame.plot: plots the y-axis with the ticker
P.log: if TRUE the x-axis is in log-scale
P.logfine: how fine the tickers are
P.xlim,P.cex.lab: further graphical parameters
B.range, B.notch, B.outline,B.border, B.col, B.pch,B.cex, B.bg: parameters for boxplot and boxplotlog function, see boxplot and boxplotlog
B.log: if TRUE the function boxplotlog is used instead of boxplot
H.breaks, H.include.lowest, H.right,H.density,H.angle,H.col,H.border,H.labels: parameters for histogram, see hist
H.freq: uses the number of data points in the range
S.pch, S.col,S.bg,S.cex: graphical parameters for the shape of the points, see points
D.lwd, D.lty: parameters for the density
Details
First the histogram, boxplot/boxplotlog and density is calculate and then the plot is produced. The default is that histogram, boxplot, density trace and scatterplot is made.
Returns
H: results of the histogram
B: results of boxplotlog
References
C. Reimann, P. Filzmoser, R.G. Garrett, and R. Dutter: Statistical Data Analysis Explained. Applied Environmental Statistics with R. John Wiley and Sons, Chichester, 2008.