| plot.3d.sir {censorSIR} | R Documentation |
call function scatterplot3d to do 3 dimension plot. User need to install library scatterplot3d.
plot.3d.sir(object, which = 1:2, angles = c(60, 120), z.plane = NULL, logY = FALSE)
object |
a csir object from function cen.sir or a ds object from function double.slice |
which |
which two direction to plot |
angles |
different angles to plot, user can specify no more than 6 angels |
z.plane |
the position of a plane z=z.plane, default NULL means no plane is drawn |
logY |
whether do a log transformation of Y |
The relation between response variable and SIR directions can be arbitrary. A 3d scatterplot can help to identify the function form between one response variable and two directions.
None.
Users can use plot.csir and plot.ds to generate 2d plot
Wei Sun sunwei@stat.ucla.edu
Ligges, U., and Maechler, M. (2003): Scatterplot3d - an R Package for Visualizing Multivariate Data. Journal of Statistical Software 8(11), 1-20.
plot.csir plot.ds cen.sir
double.slice