On 2012-05-31 21:41, arun wrote:
Dear R help,

I tried to add linear fit lines in intxplot by adding "index.cond = function(x,y) 
coef(lm(y ~ x))[1]" inside the intxplot().  It didn't help.  I would appreciate any 
help.
My dataset and codes are pasted below.

Thanks,
A.K.


datGreen<- read.table(text="
Time,    DarkSt,    LightSt
0,    0,    1
1,    0.03,    0.82
2,    0.06,    0.91
3,    0.12,    0.64
4,    0.12,    0.73
5,    0.12,    0.64
6,    0.09,    0.64
7,    0.09,    0.64
8,    0.09,    0.64
9,    0.09,    0.64
10,    0.12,    0.64
11,    0.09,    0.64
12,    0.09,    0.73
13,    0.06,    0.73
14,    0.06,    0.64
15,    0.09,    0.73
16,    0.09,    0.73
17,    0.09,    0.73
18,    0.12,    0.64
19,    0.09,    0.64
20,    0.12,    0.64
",sep=",",header=TRUE)

dat1<-data.frame(time=rep(c(1:20),rep(2,20)),trt=rep(c('D','L'),each=1))
     
datG<-data.frame(matrix(rbind(datGreen$DarkSt,datGreen$LightSt),ncol=1,byrow=TRUE))
     colnames(datG)<-"Response"
     dat2G<-datG[-1,]
     dat2G<-data.frame(dat2G)
     dat2G<-dat2G[-1,]
     dat2G<-data.frame(dat2G)
     colnames(dat2G)<- "Response"
     dat3G<-data.frame(dat1,dat2G)
     dat4G<-transform(dat3G,trt=ordered(trt,levels=c('D','L')))
      dat4G$time<-factor(dat4G$time)
     position(dat4G$time)<-as.numeric(levels(dat4G$time))
     position(dat4G$trt)<-c(10,20)
#pdf("GreenDarkvsLight.pdf")
intxplot(Response~time,data=dat4G,groups=trt,se=TRUE,ylim=c(0,1),main="Response in 
Green light")

#dev.off()

I expect to get fit lined as in the xyplot:
xyplot(Response ~ time, dat4G,
               type = c( "g", "p","r"), groups=trt, index.cond = function(x,y) 
coef(lm(y ~ x))[1],
              xlab = "Time in min",
              ylab = "Response", main="Response in Green light")

Is this what you have in mind:

library(HH)
 intxplot(Response ~ time, data = dat4G, groups = trt,
   panel = function(x, y, subscripts, groups, ...){
     panel.intxplot(x, y, subscripts, groups)
     panel.superpose(x, y, ..., panel.groups = panel.lmline,
                    groups = groups, subscripts = subscripts)
   })

See the bwplot example in ?panel.lmline.

Notice that I've stripped the unnecessary titles, etc. in order to
produce a less bloated example. I've alse made it clear that the
intxplot() function is in the HH package (which you should have said).

Peter Ehlers
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