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\name{LegacyArguments}
\alias{LegacyArguments}
\alias{Legacy Arguments}
\title{Legacy Arguments for \code{plot} and \code{Effect} Methods}
\description{
Prior to verson 4.0-0 of the \pkg{effects} package, there were many (literally dozens) of
arguments to the \code{plot} methods for \code{"eff"} and \code{"effpoly"} objects.
In version 4.0-0 of the package, we have consolidated these arguments into a much smaller
number of arguments (e.g., \code{lines}, \code{points}, \code{axes}) that take lists of
specifications. We have similarly consolidated some of the arguments to \code{Effect} methods
into the \code{confint} and \code{fixed.predictors} arguments.
For backwards compatibility, we have to the extent possible retained the
older arguments. If specified, these legacy arguments take precedence over the newer
list-style arguments.
}
\details{
Here is the correspondence between the old and new arguments.
For \code{plot} methods:
\describe{
\item{\code{multiline=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{lines=list(multiline=TRUE/FALSE)}}
\item{\code{type=c("rescale", "link", "response")}}{For models with a link function, \code{"link"} plots in linear predictor scale, \code{"response"} plots in the response scale, and the default \code{"rescale"} plots in linear predictor scale but labels tick-marks in response scale.}
\item{\code{z.var=which.min(levels)}}{\code{lines=list(z.var=which.min(levels))} relevant only when \code{lines=list(multiline=TRUE)}}
\item{\code{colors={vector of colors}}}{\code{lines=list(col={vector of colors})}}
\item{\code{lty={vector of line types}}}{\code{lines=list(lty={vector of line types})}}
\item{\code{lwd={vector of line widths}}}{\code{lines=list(lwd={vector of line widths})}}
\item{\code{use.splines=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{lines=list(splines=TRUE/FALSE)}}
\item{\code{cex={number}}}{\code{points=list(cex={number})}}
\item{\code{rug=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{axes=list(x=list(rug=TRUE/FALSE)}}
\item{\code{xlab={"axis title"}}}{\code{axes=list(x=list(lab={"axis title"}))}}
\item{\code{xlim={c(min, max)}}}{\code{axes=list(x=list(lim={c(min, max)}))}}
\item{\code{rotx={degrees}}}{\code{axes=list(x=list(rot={degrees}))}}
\item{\code{ticks.x=list({tick specifications})}}{\code{axes=list(x=list(ticks=list({tick specifications})))}}
\item{\code{transform.x=list(link={function}, inverse={function})}}{\code{axes=list(x=list(transform=list({lists of transformations by predictors})))}}
\item{\code{ylab={"axis title"}}}{\code{axes=list(y=list(lab={"axis title"}))}}
\item{\code{ylim={c(min, max)}}}{\code{axes=list(y=list(lim={c(min, max)}))}}
\item{\code{roty={degrees}}}{\code{axes=list(y=list(rot={degrees}))}}
\item{\code{ticks=list({tick specifications})}}{\code{axes=list(y=list(ticks=list({tick specifications})))}}
\item{\code{alternating=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{axes=list(alternating=TRUE/FALSE)}}
\item{\code{grid=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{axes=list(grid=TRUE/FALSE)}}
\item{\code{ci.style="bands"/"lines"/"bars"/"none"}}{\code{confint=list(style="bands"/"lines"/"bars"/"none"})}
\item{\code{band.transparency={number}}}{\code{confint=list(alpha={number})}}
\item{\code{band.colors={vector of colors}}}{\code{confint=list(col={vector of colors})}}
\item{\code{residuals.color={color}}}{\code{partial.residuals=list(col={color})}}
\item{\code{residuals.pch={plotting character}}}{\code{partial.residuals=list(pch={plotting character})}}
\item{\code{residuals.cex={number}}}{\code{partial.residuals=list(cex={number})}}
\item{\code{smooth.residuals=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{partial.residuals=list(smooth=TRUE/FALSE)}}
\item{\code{residuals.smooth.color={color}}}{\code{partial.residuals=list(smooth.col={color})}}
\item{\code{span={number}}}{\code{partial.residuals=list(span={number})}}
\item{\code{show.fitted=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{partial.residuals=list(fitted=TRUE/FALSE)}}
\item{\code{factor.names=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{lattice=list(strip=list(factor.names=TRUE/FALSE))}}
\item{\code{show.strip.values=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{lattice=list(strip=list(values=TRUE/FALSE))}}
\item{\code{layout={lattice layout}}}{\code{lattice=list(layout={lattice layout})}}
\item{\code{key.args={lattice key args}}}{\code{lattice=list(key.args={lattice key args})}}
\item{\code{style="lines"/"stacked"}}{for \code{plot.effpoly}, \code{axes=list(y=list(style="lines"/"stacked"))}}
\item{\code{rescale.axis=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{type="rescale"/"response"/"link"}}
}
For \code{Effect} methods:
\describe{
\item{\code{confint=TRUE/FALSE} or a list}{may be substituted for the \code{se} argument.}
\item{\code{confidence.level={number}}}{\code{se=list(level={number})}}
\item{\code{given.values={named vector}}}{\code{fixed.predictors=list(given.values={named vector})}}
\item{\code{typical={function}}}{\code{fixed.predictors=list(typical={function})}}
\item{\code{offset={function}}}{\code{fixed.predictors=list(offset={function})}}
\item{\code{partial.residuals=TRUE/FALSE}}{\code{residuals=TRUE/FALSE}}
}}
\author{John Fox \email{jfox@mcmaster.ca}}
\seealso{
\code{\link{Effect}}, \code{\link{plot.eff}}, \code{\link{plot.effpoly}}
}
\keyword{hplot}
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