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Diagram of ROSARIO null-model randomizations

plot_rosario.Rd

Visualizes the first 10 hypothetical time use distributions produced by rosario() for a single biological identity. Each panel displays one hypothetical time use distribution with its cyclic shift shown in dark gray and its mirror image shown in dark red.

Usage

plot_rosario(numvec, normalize = TRUE, cols = 4)

Arguments

numvec

Numeric vector representing a single biological identity' distribution across ordered time intervals.

normalize

Logical; if TRUE (default) scale each half to sum to 1 (compare shapes, not totals).

cols

Integer; number of panels (hypothetical distributions) per row.

Value

Invisibly, a list with:

  • variants — the original list from rosario(numvec)

  • mat2k_plotted — matrix of the plotted variants (min(10, n) × 2k)

  • k — number of time bins

  • indices_plotted — which variant indices (1..m) were drawn

Examples

one <- c(0,5,0,7,5,13,70,0)
plot_rosario(one, cols = 4)