Make plot demonstrating how the wisp function is determined by the Rt, slope, and tpoint parameters

This function takes user-provided values for wisp function parameters and produces a panel of plots showing how the wisp model is determined by the Rt, slope, and tpoint parameters.

Usage

demo.sigmoid.plots(
  r = 4,
  s = 1,
  Rt = c(6, 3, 0.2, 6) * 4.65,
  tslope = c(0.4, 0.75, 1),
  tpoint = c(15, 38, 80)
)

Arguments

r

Numeric, upper asymptote for logistic (must be a single value).

s

Numeric, slope scalar at inflection point (must be a single value).

Rt

Numeric vector, rate parameters for the wisp function. Degree of the wisp model will be length of this vector minus 1.

tslope

Numeric vector, slope scalars for the wisp function. Must be one less than the length of Rt.

tpoint

Numeric vector, transition points for the wisp function. Must be one less than the length of Rt.

Value

Nothing. A ggplot object is printed to console.