Panel Function for Ternary Plots

Source: R/ternaryplot.R

Panel Function for Ternary Plots

panel.ternaryplot(x, y, z, subscripts, response = NULL, density = FALSE,
  region = density || !is.null(response), contour = density ||
  !is.null(response), labels = !is.null(response), points = TRUE,
  grid = TRUE, density_breaks = NULL, xlab, ylab, zlab, xlab.default,
  ylab.default, zlab.default, ...)

Arguments

x

Numeric vector
y

Numeric vector
z

Numeric vector
subscripts

See lattice::panel.xyplot().
response

An optional response variable
density

Compute two-dimensional density estimates via MASS::kde2d().
region

Fill density or response estimates with a color gradient.
contour

Draw contour lines for density and response estimates.
labels

Label contour lines.
points

Draw points (via panel.ternaryplot.xyplot()).
grid

Draw a reference grid.
density_breaks

Breaks for the density plot if used (see panel.ternaryplot.density()).
xlab

X axis label (the left dimension)
ylab

Y axis label (the right dimension)
zlab

Z axis label (the top dimension)
xlab.default

Internal argument
ylab.default

Internal argument
zlab.default

Internal argument
...

Arguments passed down to subsequent panel functions.

Value

Plots a layer inside a panel of a lattice plot.

See also

The building blocks of this function are available as the separate panel functions panel.ternaryplot.xyplot(), panel.ternaryplot.grid(), panel.ternaryplot.scales(), panel.ternaryplot.clip(), panel.ternaryplot.response(), and panel.ternaryplot.density() in case the user would like to get complete control of the customization.