Extraction of scores
and loadings
and adaptation of scoreplot
,
loadingplot
and biplot
from package pls
for sopls
objects.
Usage
# S3 method for class 'sopls'
loadings(object, ncomp = "all", block = 1, y = FALSE, ...)
# S3 method for class 'sopls'
scores(object, ncomp = "all", block = 1, y = FALSE, ...)
# S3 method for class 'sopls'
scoreplot(
object,
comps = 1:2,
ncomp = NULL,
block = 1,
labels,
identify = FALSE,
type = "p",
xlab,
ylab,
...
)
# S3 method for class 'sopls'
loadingplot(
object,
comps = 1:2,
ncomp = NULL,
block = 1,
scatter = TRUE,
labels,
identify = FALSE,
type,
lty,
lwd = NULL,
pch,
cex = NULL,
col,
legendpos,
xlab,
ylab,
pretty.xlabels = TRUE,
xlim,
...
)
# S3 method for class 'sopls'
corrplot(
object,
comps = 1:2,
ncomp = NULL,
block = 1,
labels = TRUE,
col = 1:5,
plotx = TRUE,
ploty = TRUE,
...
)
# S3 method for class 'sopls'
biplot(
x,
comps = 1:2,
ncomp = "all",
block = 1,
which = c("x", "y", "scores", "loadings"),
var.axes = FALSE,
xlabs,
ylabs,
main,
...
)
Arguments
- object
sopls
object- ncomp
integer
vector giving components from all blocks beforeblock
(see next argument).- block
integer
indicating which block to extract components from.- y
logical
extract Y loadings/scores instead of X loadings/scores (default = FALSE).- ...
further arguments sent to the underlying plot function(s)
- comps
integer
vector giving components, within block, to plot (see Details regarding combination of blocks).- labels
character
indicating if "names" or "numbers" should be plot symbols (optional).- identify
logical
for activatingidentify
to interactively identify points.- type
character
for selecting type of plot to make. Defaults to "p" (points) for scatter plots and "l" (lines) for line plots.- xlab
character
text for x labels.- ylab
character
text for y labels.- scatter
logical
indicating if a scatterplot of loadings should be made (default = TRUE).- lty
Vector of line type specifications (see
par
for details).- lwd
numeric
vector of line width specifications.- pch
Vector of point specifications (see
points
for details).- cex
numeric
vector of plot size expansions (seepar
for details).- col
integer
vector of symbol/line colours (seepar
for details).- legendpos
character
indicating legend position (ifscatter
is FALSE), e.g.legendpos = "topright"
.- pretty.xlabels
logical
indicating if xlabels should be more nicely plotted (default = TRUE).- xlim
numeric
vector of length two, with the x limits of the plot (optional).- plotx
locical
orinteger
/character
. Whether to plot the \(X\) correlation loadings, optionally which block(s). Defaults toTRUE
.- ploty
logical
. Whether to plot the \(Y\) correlation loadings. Defaults toTRUE
.- x
sopls
object- which
character
for selecting type of biplot ("x" = default, "y", "scores", "loadings").- var.axes
logical
indicating if second axes of a biplot should have arrows.- xlabs
character
vector for labelling first set of biplot points (optional).- ylabs
character
vector for labelling second set of biplot points (optional).- main
character
for setting the main title of a plot.
Details
If comps
is supplied as a list
for scoreplot
, it is assumed that its elements refer to each of the
blocks up to block number block
. For instance comps = list(1, 0, 1:2)
will select 1 component from the first
block, no components from the second block and the first two components from the last block. This must be
matched by ncomp
, specifying how many components were selected before block number block
.
See also
Overviews of available methods, multiblock
, and methods organised by main structure: basic
, unsupervised
, asca
, supervised
and complex
.
Common functions for computation and extraction of results are found in sopls_results
.
#' @return The score and loading functions return scores and loadings, while plot functions have no return (except use of 'identify').
Examples
data(potato)
so <- sopls(Sensory ~ Chemical + Compression + NIRraw, data=potato, ncomp=c(5,5,5))
# Loadings
loadings(so, ncomp=c(3), block=2)[, 1:3]
#> 3,1,0 3,2,0 3,3,0
#> FW20 2.899592 -2.25518600 -1.181401337
#> BW20 3.253005 -0.34748421 0.211162557
#> ST20 3.232381 0.40110809 -0.042460853
#> SH20 2.450377 -3.89643043 -1.273002388
#> Mo20 1.471707 2.63506368 -0.950867682
#> Sl20 2.726383 0.26885897 0.002480118
#> FW750 3.159111 -0.21770583 0.551632015
#> BW750 2.892770 0.48171215 0.667057573
#> ST750 2.851268 0.01964503 0.173617022
#> SH750 3.370985 -1.53962601 1.348135225
#> Mo750 1.173309 1.92291778 -1.496492798
#> Sl750 2.539819 0.46410991 -0.071181501
# Scores
scores(so, block=1)[, 1:4]
#> 1,0,0 2,0,0 3,0,0 4,0,0
#> 1 -0.078379126 -0.15756558 -0.030150796 -0.08882899
#> 2 0.033599245 0.03345139 -0.264837392 -0.02082345
#> 3 -0.454087240 -0.50387774 -0.257625630 0.24822188
#> 4 -0.010144029 0.04409907 0.254739277 0.34206013
#> 5 -0.231320589 0.02813994 0.331647163 -0.15209020
#> 6 -0.100806072 -0.03203490 0.058511494 -0.07824489
#> 7 0.103759602 0.05587580 0.171495995 0.13245956
#> 8 0.142341829 -0.02952316 0.135315864 0.17766566
#> 9 0.160175421 -0.13395363 0.067732083 -0.34567441
#> 10 0.078862890 -0.20282246 0.065251294 -0.21205811
#> 11 0.200245777 -0.02882659 0.149667777 -0.08872396
#> 12 0.223602068 -0.07321286 -0.029748834 -0.22950703
#> 13 0.217320106 -0.26815383 0.096949900 -0.10070260
#> 14 0.142847549 -0.29951537 0.077252287 0.24996525
#> 15 0.213820293 0.17228886 -0.461863019 -0.11767172
#> 16 0.164964325 0.26005269 -0.323577542 0.10235857
#> 17 0.002967383 0.19480792 -0.246885356 0.19701818
#> 18 0.066258347 0.09356886 -0.228532411 0.20484080
#> 19 0.194213760 -0.01568159 0.132000297 0.14447620
#> 20 0.141301554 -0.07654188 0.049224760 0.26084474
#> 21 -0.129888279 0.04471652 0.038982799 -0.30565064
#> 22 -0.105636544 0.24576605 -0.030041538 -0.14535670
#> 23 -0.464479945 -0.11433433 -0.194275154 -0.06714686
#> 24 -0.082441922 0.22751259 0.233417343 0.13675311
#> 25 -0.325181587 0.44765983 0.208213841 0.07217114
#> 26 -0.103914818 0.08810440 -0.002864502 -0.31635566
# Default plot from first block
scoreplot(so)
# Second block with names
scoreplot(so, ncomp=c(3), block=2, labels="names")
# Scatterplot matrix
scoreplot(so, ncomp=c(3,2), block=3, comps=1:3)
# Combination of blocks (see Details)
scoreplot(so, ncomp=c(3,2), block=3, comps=list(1,0,1))
# Default plot from first block
loadingplot(so, scatter=TRUE)
# Second block with names
loadingplot(so, ncomp=c(3), block=2, labels="names", scatter=TRUE)
# Scatterplot matrix
loadingplot(so, ncomp=c(3,2), block=3, comps=1:3, scatter=TRUE)
# Correlation loadings
corrplot(so, block=2, ncomp=1)
# Default plot from first block
biplot(so)