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Measurement-intelligence plotting and result infrastructure. These functions form the eyeprocess 0.6.0.9000 measurement-intelligence programme and use dependency-free reference implementations with explicit evidence limits.

Usage

eye_plot_spec(type = "default", title = NULL, xlab = NULL, ylab = NULL,
  caption = NULL, show_uncertainty = TRUE, show_raw = TRUE, facet_by = NULL,
  label_items = FALSE, interactive = FALSE)
plot_diagnostics(x, ...)
plot_evidence(x, ...)
plot_sensitivity(x, ...)
autoplot_eyeprocess(object, ...)

Arguments

type

Argument controlling `type`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

title

Argument controlling `title`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

xlab

Argument controlling `xlab`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

ylab

Argument controlling `ylab`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

caption

Argument controlling `caption`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

show_uncertainty

Argument controlling `show_uncertainty`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

show_raw

Argument controlling `show_raw`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

facet_by

Argument controlling `facet_by`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

label_items

Argument controlling `label_items`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

interactive

Argument controlling `interactive`; see the function usage and returned audit metadata.

x

Input object or data structure appropriate for the selected analysis.

...

Additional arguments passed to the underlying method or plotting function.

object

Input object or data structure appropriate for the selected analysis.

Details

The APIs return auditable S3 objects. Plot wrappers call registered base-graphics methods. Experimental or approximate engines are labelled in object status fields and should be validated before confirmatory or operational use.

Value

An eyeprocess result object, data frame, model object, plot, or audit table as documented by the individual function.

See also

plot_diagnostics(), plot_evidence(), and plot_sensitivity().