Plot confirm objects

Plot the posterior hypothesis probabilities as a pie chart, with each slice corresponding the probability of a given hypothesis.

# S3 method for confirm
plot(x, ...)

Arguments

x	An object of class confirm
...	Currently ignored.

Value

A ggplot object.

Examples

# \donttest{

#####################################
##### example 1: many relations #####
#####################################

# data
Y <- bfi

hypothesis <- c("g1_A1--A2 > g2_A1--A2 & g1_A1--A3 = g2_A1--A3;
                 g1_A1--A2 = g2_A1--A2 & g1_A1--A3 = g2_A1--A3;
                 g1_A1--A2 = g2_A1--A2 = g1_A1--A3 = g2_A1--A3")

Ymale   <- subset(Y, gender == 1,
                  select = -c(education,
                              gender))[,1:5]


# females
Yfemale <- subset(Y, gender == 2,
                     select = -c(education,
                                 gender))[,1:5]

test <- ggm_compare_confirm(Ymale,
                            Yfemale,
                            hypothesis = hypothesis,
                            iter = 250,
                            progress = FALSE)
#> Error in .Call("_BGGM_Theta_continuous", PACKAGE = "BGGM", Y = Y, iter = iter +     50, delta = delta, epsilon = 0.01, prior_only = 0, explore = 1,     start = start, progress = progress): Incorrect number of arguments (8), expecting 10 for '_BGGM_Theta_continuous'


# plot
plot(test)
#> Error in plot(test): object 'test' not found
# }