pal_mod is initialized to a vector of named colors
to define a reduced modern scenario color scheme (in green/blue/bw).
Details
See pal_org for original color information;
pal_mod for a richer modern color palette; and
pal_bw for a more reduced black-and-white color palette.
Assign pal <- pal_mbw to use as default color scheme
throughout the riskyr package.
See also
pal contains current color information;
init_pal initializes color information;
pal_org for original color palette;
pal_mod for a richer modern color palette;
pal_bw for a more reduced black-and-white color palette.
Other color palettes:
pal_bw,
pal_bwp,
pal_crisk,
pal_kn,
pal_mod,
pal_org,
pal_rgb,
pal_unikn,
pal_vir
Other lists containing current scenario information:
accu,
freq,
num,
pal,
pal_bw,
pal_bwp,
pal_kn,
pal_mod,
pal_org,
pal_rgb,
pal_unikn,
pal_vir,
prob,
txt,
txt_TF,
txt_org
Examples
pal_mbw # shows all color names and current values
#> N cond_true cond_false dec_pos dec_neg dec_cor
#> "#E6E6E6FC" "#CCCCCCFC" "#BFBFBFFC" "#D9D9D9FC" "#A6A6A6FC" "olivedrab4"
#> dec_err hi mi fa cr ppv
#> "steelblue3" "#B8D989" "#73C8EA" "#1D95C6" "#80B139" "#F26418"
#> npv txt brd bg
#> "#1D95C6" "#000000FC" "#3E3F3A" "white"
pal_mbw["hi"] # shows the current color for hits (true positives, TP)
#> hi
#> "#B8D989"
pal_mbw["hi"] <- "gold" # defines a new color for hits (true positives, TP)