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These functions are used by various Lattice routines.
Rows(x, which) extend.limits(lim, length = 1, prop = 0.07) lpretty(lim) .lattice.print.more cupdate(index, maxim) do.breaks(endpoints, nint) ldrop.levels(x, subset) compute.layout(...) make.list.from.intervals(x) construct.scales(...) construct.3d.scales(...) limits.and.aspect(...) trellis.skeleton(...) prepanel.default.bwplot(...) prepanel.default.levelplot(x, y, wx, wy, subscripts, ...) prepanel.default.cloud(distance, xlim, ylim, zlim, zoom = 1, rot.mat = rot.mat, aspect = aspect,...) prepanel.default.densityplot(...) prepanel.default.histogram(...) prepanel.default.parallel(...) prepanel.default.qq(...) prepanel.default.qqmath(...) prepanel.default.splom(...) prepanel.default.tmd(...) prepanel.default.xyplot(x, y, type, ...)
length |
desired length of the resulting interval, with center given by the center of lim. Used for relation="sliced". |
prop |
Proportion by which to extend limits. |
x,y |
numeric, factor or shingle. |
subset |
indices to keep. |
which |
logical ? |
lim |
length 2 numeric |
index |
current values of levels |
maxim |
max values of levels |
endpoints |
see histogram |
nint |
see histogram |
zoom, rot.mat,aspect |
see panel.cloud |
distance, xlim, ylim, zlim |
see panel.cloud |
wx, wy, subscripts |
see panel.levelplot |
type |
type argument as in panel.xyplot |
... |
other arguments |
Some of these functions are indigenous, some are counterparts of functions in the S-Plus Trellis Displays library.
lpretty
is used instead of pretty (which gives very non-pretty
results in some cases, particularly densityplot).
ldrop.levels
returns an object of the same class as x
,
with the redundant factor/shingle levels dropped, if any. Used to
avoid empty panels when using the subset
argument.
.lattice.print.more
is a global logical to handle the
more
argument in print.trellis.
Deepayan Sarkar deepayan@stat.wisc.edu