Plot an htna Bootstrap Result

Renders the bootstrap result via cograph::splot.net_bootstrap() so the CI / significance / dashed-edge overlay is preserved, but overrides the layout and node styling to match plot_htna() (multi-group circular layout, warm htna_palette, darkened donut).

Usage

plot_htna_bootstrap(boot, group_colors = htna_palette, ...)

# S3 method for class 'htna_bootstrap'
plot(x, ...)

Arguments

boot

An object from bootstrap_htna() (or a htna_bootstrap_group list of them).

group_colors

Character vector of colours, one per actor group. Defaults to the built-in htna_palette.

...

Forwarded to cograph::splot.net_bootstrap() (e.g. display, show_ci, show_stars). User args win.

x

Same as boot; used when calling via the plot() generic.

Value

The value returned by cograph::splot.net_bootstrap() (invisibly), or the input group invisibly.

Details

For an htna_bootstrap_group (i.e. the result of running bootstrap_htna() on a build_htna(..., group = ...) output), each element is plotted individually with its name as the title - this function does not manage par(mfrow=...).

See also

bootstrap_htna(), plot_htna(), cograph::splot.net_bootstrap().

Examples

# \donttest{
data(human_ai)
net  <- build_htna(human_ai, actor_type = "actor_type")
#> Warning: A network with one long sequence is not recommended and can't be validated using bootstrap and other confirmatory testings.
#> Metadata aggregated per session: ties resolved by first occurrence in 'session_date' (1 sessions), 'cluster' (42 sessions), 'actor_type' (24 sessions)
boot <- bootstrap_htna(net, iter = 50)
plot_htna_bootstrap(boot)

plot_htna_bootstrap(boot, display = "significant")

# }