Save a bayesqm plot to file — save_bayesqm

Opens a graphics device chosen from the file extension (.pdf, .svg, .png, .tiff, .jpeg), evaluates expr so whatever it draws lands on that device, and closes the device. expr is lazily evaluated, so a call like save_bayesqm_plot("fig.pdf", plot(fit)) does not draw to the current screen device first. If expr returns a ggplot object (for example, from ggplot2::autoplot()), it is print()ed onto the device.

Usage

save_bayesqm_plot(file, expr, width = 7.2, height = 5, dpi = 300)

Arguments

file: Output path. Extension determines the device.
expr: Plotting expression (lazily evaluated).
width, height: Dimensions in inches. Defaults to a 7.2 x 5 inch two-column journal figure.
dpi: Resolution for raster formats (png, tiff, jpeg).

Value

The file path, invisibly.

Examples

fit <- demo_fit(N = 6, J = 10, K = 2, Td = 50, seed = 1)
f <- file.path(tempdir(), "fig_loadings.pdf")
save_bayesqm_plot(f, plot_loading_posterior(fit))
unlink(f)