Reads the Zonation feature_curves.csv and features_info.csv
files, standardizes the feature names, and plots representation vs priority
rank for each feature. Supports a single color with transparency or the
viridis palette.
Usage
feature_curves(
dir,
output_folder_name = "output",
palette = "gray",
alpha = 0.3,
show_legend = FALSE,
save_path = NULL,
dpi = 300,
width = 8,
height = 6
)Arguments
- dir
Character. Path to the directory containing the Zonation output folder.
- output_folder_name
Character. Name of the Zonation output folder (default: "output").
- palette
Character. Either "gray" (default) for a single-color plot, a single color name, or "viridis" to use the viridis palette for multiple features.
- alpha
Numeric. Transparency of lines (0 fully transparent, 1 fully opaque). Default is 0.3.
- show_legend
Logical. If TRUE, shows legend (only applicable when palette = "viridis"). Default is FALSE.
- save_path
Character. Optional path to save the plot as PNG. Default is NULL (does not save).
- dpi
Numeric. Resolution (dots per inch) for saved figures. Default is 300.
- width
Numeric. Width of the saved figure in inches. Default is 12.
- height
Numeric. Height of the saved figure in inches. Default is 8.
Value
A ggplot object representing feature curves. If
save_path is provided, also saves the plot as PNG.
See also
Other postprocessing:
cost_summary(),
coverage_distribution(),
feature_representation(),
priority_map(),
rank_similarity(),
summary_curves()
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Plot gray lines with default transparency and no legend
feature_curves("01_baseline")
# Plot using viridis palette with legend
feature_curves("01_baseline", palette = "viridis", show_legend = TRUE)
# Plot using custom blue color with more transparency
feature_curves("01_baseline", palette = "blue", alpha = 0.2)
} # }