Panel Function for 1-D Strip Plot

USAGE:

panel.stripplot(x, y, jitter.data=F, ...) 
panel.bd.stripplot(x, y, ..., subscripts, stripplot.data, text = !fill, fill = T, maxcount
         = max(c(0, bin$count)), mincount = 1, col.regions = trellis.par.get(
        "regions")$col, count.to.col, border = F)

ARGUMENTS:

x
horizontal coordinates of points to be plotted. For panel.bd.stripplot, x is unused.
y
vertical coordinates of points to be plotted (constant for each group). For panel.bd.stripplot, y is unused.
jitter.data
should the y values be jittered? If true, the function jitter is called to give some vertical displacement to the points, potentially alleviating overplotting.
...
graphical parameters passed to points to draw the 1-dimensional scatter plots. By default, the trellis parameter list plot.symbol will be used to control character size ( cex ), plotting symbol ( pch ), font, and color ( col ).
subscripts
a vector of subscripts that tells where in the overall data the selected x and y observations originate.
stripplot.data
an object of class stripplot, as produced by the stripplot function.
text
a logical value. If TRUE, print the count in each cell.
fill
a logical value. If FALSE, do not color in the hexagonal cells.
maxcount
ignored.
mincount
ignored.
col.regions
the color indices from count.to.col are subscripts into this list of colors.
count.to.col
A function that maps the cell count to a color index.
border
A logical. If TRUE, draws borders around each hexagonal cell.

SIDE EFFECTS:

One-dimensional scatterplots are drawn horizontally in the panel.

panel.bd.stripplot is available only when the Big Data library is loaded.

SEE ALSO:

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EXAMPLES:

stripplot(data=as.bdFrame(fuel.frame), Type~Disp., text=T) # print the counts in each bin