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Contour Plot / Heat Map for Load Development
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| require(lattice) | |
| require(spatial) | |
| groups <- read.csv(file="Desktop/damoncali.csv",head=TRUE,sep=",") | |
| groups$x <- groups$CBTO | |
| groups$y <- groups$Charge | |
| groups$z <- groups$ES.MOA | |
| x.Margin <- 0.00 | |
| y.Margin <- 0.0 | |
| groups.ls <- surf.ls(3, groups$x, groups$y, groups$z) | |
| groups.surface <- trmat(groups.ls, min(groups$x) - x.Margin, max(groups$x) + x.Margin, min(groups$y) - y.Margin, max(groups$y) + y.Margin, 500) | |
| str(groups.surface) | |
| colfunc <- colorRampPalette(c("green", "yellow", "orange", "red")) | |
| image(groups.surface, col = colfunc(12)) #heat.colors(20)) | |
| contour(groups.surface, labcex = .75, add=T, nlevels = 20) | |
| points(groups$x, groups$y) | |
| title( | |
| xlab="CBTO (in)", | |
| ylab="Varget (gr)" | |
| ) |
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The code is a little sloppy. I wasn't sure what I was going to do with it and never really thought anyone else would ever see it, honestly. So yeah, there are some weird spots. I basically stoped working on it the second it worked. :)