Plot unconditional detection function from distance sampling model
Source:R/plot_uncond.R
      plot_uncond.RdPlots unconditional detection function for observer=obs observations
overlays histogram, average detection function and values for individual
observations data. Internal function called by plot methods.
Usage
plot_uncond(
  model,
  obs,
  xmat,
  gxvalues,
  nc,
  finebr,
  breaks,
  showpoints,
  showlines,
  maintitle,
  ylim,
  return.lines = FALSE,
  angle = -45,
  density = 20,
  col = "black",
  jitter = NULL,
  xlab = "Distance",
  ylab = "Detection probability",
  subtitle = TRUE,
  ...
)Arguments
- model
- fitted model from - ddf
- obs
- value of observer for plot 
- xmat
- processed data 
- gxvalues
- detection function values for each observation 
- nc
- number of equal-width bins for histogram 
- finebr
- fine break values over which line is averaged 
- breaks
- user define breakpoints 
- showpoints
- logical variable; if TRUE plots predicted value for each observation 
- showlines
- logical variable; if TRUE plots average predicted value line 
- maintitle
- main title line for each plot 
- ylim
- range of y axis; defaults to (0,1) 
- return.lines
- if TRUE, returns values for line 
- angle
- shading angle for hatching 
- density
- shading density for hatching 
- col
- plotting colour 
- jitter
- scaling option for plotting points. Jitter is applied to points by multiplying the fitted value by a random draw from a normal distribution with mean 1 and sd jitter. 
- xlab
- label for x-axis 
- ylab
- label for y-axis 
- subtitle
- if TRUE, shows plot type as sub-title 
- ...
- other graphical parameters, passed to the plotting functions ( - plot,- hist,- lines,- points, etc)