[R] Unable to send color palette through plot.Design to method="image"

[Frank E Harrell Jr]

David Winsemius wrote:
> 
> I have been trying to specify a different color palette to the image 
> method in plot.Design. My model has crossed two rcs() arguments and one 
> two-level gender argument. The goal which appears to have been mostly 
> achieved is to produce separate bivariate plots for men and women
> 
> The call to plot does produce a level plot but it appears only with the 
> default color palette despite various efforts to supply a col argument. 
> I even took a crack at hacking the plot.Design function,  adding a 
> col=col parameter to be passed in the function call to image(), but 
> failed to get the desired effect:

I improved the source code to make use of col for 3-d plot types of 
image, contour, and persp.  I don't know why your hack didn't work.  The 
new changes work for me, and the updates will be in the next release of 
Design to CRAN.  I will e-mail you a copy of the source code to use in 
the meantime.

Frank

>  # else image(xseqn, y, zmat, xlab = xlab, ylab = laby , col = col)
> 
> library(Hmisc); library(Design)
> lr.fit6 <- lrm(death ~ 
> rcs(BL_CHOLEST.A,c(180,220,280))*rcs(BL_HDL.A,c(40,55,70))*Sex, data = 
> pref900)
> 
> # str(pref900[,c("BL_HDL.A","BL_CHOLEST.A","death")])
> $'data.frame':    910659 obs. of  3 variables:
>  $ BL_HDL.A    : num  34 35 40 46 39 45 46 34 42 52 ...
>  $ BL_CHOLEST.A: num  181 184 238 134 180 220 125 256 265 175 ...
>  $ death       : logi  FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ...
> 
> plot(lr.fit6, BL_HDL.A=seq(25,125, length=50),BL_CHOLEST.A=seq(100, 350, 
> length=70), Sex="Male", col = rainbow(15), method="image")
> 
> Respectfully;
> David Winsemius, MD, MPH
> Heritage Laboratories,
> West Hartford, CT, USA
> 
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Frank E Harrell Jr   Professor and Chair           School of Medicine
                      Department of Biostatistics   Vanderbilt University