How can I plot very small/near zero values with the qgraph-package in R?
如何用R中的qgraph-package表示非常小的/接近于零的值?
m <- matrix( data = c( 1, 0.5, 0.1, 0.01 ), ncol = 2 )
library( qgraph )
qgraph( input = m )
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Experiment with the cut parameter. Your small values are likely present, they are just hard to see. Specifying cut adjusts the saturation width such that everything above the cut point have the strongest color intensity and everything below gets weaker the further it is from the cut point. By making this close to 0, the near 0 values will be plotted with more saturated colors than they would have been otherwise.
实验切割参数。你的小价值很可能存在，只是很难看到而已。指定cut可以调整饱和度宽度，使切割点上方的所有东西都具有最强的颜色强度，而下方的所有东西在距离切割点越远时就越弱。通过使这个接近0，接近0的值将被绘制成比其他时候更饱和的颜色。
qgraph(input=m,cut=0.05)
#1
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Experiment with the cut parameter. Your small values are likely present, they are just hard to see. Specifying cut adjusts the saturation width such that everything above the cut point have the strongest color intensity and everything below gets weaker the further it is from the cut point. By making this close to 0, the near 0 values will be plotted with more saturated colors than they would have been otherwise.
实验切割参数。你的小价值很可能存在，只是很难看到而已。指定cut可以调整饱和度宽度，使切割点上方的所有东西都具有最强的颜色强度，而下方的所有东西在距离切割点越远时就越弱。通过使这个接近0，接近0的值将被绘制成比其他时候更饱和的颜色。
qgraph(input=m,cut=0.05)