Get or set the bayesqm colour scheme

Every plot in the package reads its palette through bayesqm_colors(). Call bayesqm_set_colors() to switch the active scheme for every subsequent plot. The available built-in schemes are "blue" (default), "teal", "red", "purple", and "grey". For full control, pass a named list with slots light, mid, dark, accent, grey, gridgrey, and fill.

Usage

bayesqm_colors()

bayesqm_set_colors(scheme)

Arguments

scheme

Character name of a built-in scheme, or a named list of colours with the slot names listed in the description.

Value

bayesqm_colors() returns the active palette as a named list. bayesqm_set_colors() returns the previous scheme name, invisibly.

Examples

bayesqm_colors()
#> $light
#> [1] "#d1e1ec"
#> 
#> $mid
#> [1] "#6497b1"
#> 
#> $dark
#> [1] "#03306b"
#> 
#> $accent
#> [1] "#8F272C"
#> 
#> $grey
#> [1] "grey40"
#> 
#> $gridgrey
#> [1] "grey75"
#> 
#> $fill
#> [1] "#b3cde0"
#> 
fit <- demo_fit(N = 6, J = 10, K = 2, Td = 50, seed = 1)
bayesqm_set_colors("teal")
plot(fit)

bayesqm_set_colors("blue")  # restore default