| draw.proportion {RGeoS} | R Documentation |
Proportional representation
draw.proportion(x, y, z, zmin = NA, zmax = NA, include.bounds = TRUE, inches = 2, fg.low = 1, bg.low = NA, fg.in = 2, bg.in = NA, fg.up = 3, bg.up = NA, flag.abs = FALSE, ...)
x |
Array giving the coordinates of the samples along X |
y |
Array giving the coordinates of the samples along Y |
z |
Array giving the target variable |
zmin |
Minimum acceptable value for the target variable. |
zmax |
Maximum acceptable value for the target variable. |
include.bounds |
When TRUE, the limiting bounds are included |
inches |
Reference size for proportional representation. THe sizes of the symbols vary from inches*0.1 to inches*1. |
fg.low |
Color of the symbol foreground for the samples whose target variable is smaller than the zmin |
bg.low |
Color of the symbol background for the samples whose target variable is samller than zmin |
fg.in |
Color of the symbol foreground for the samples whose target variable lies within the bounds |
bg.in |
Color of the symbol background for the samples whose target variable lies within the bounds |
fg.up |
Color of the symbol foreground for the samples whose target variable is larger than the zmax |
bg.up |
Color of the symbol background for the samples whose target variable is larger than zmax |
flag.abs |
When TRUE, the absolute value of the target variable is considered |
... |
Additional arguments (not used) |