Colours for the growth-calibration figures

The figure families in this package and in the projects that use it are read side by side, so a colour has to mean the same thing in all of them. This is that vocabulary, keyed by ROLE rather than by figure, so a project drawing its own variant can match without copying hex values – and so changing one is a single edit rather than a search.

Usage

growth_plot_palette(...)

Arguments

...

Optional named overrides, e.g. candidate = "darkorange". Names must be existing roles; anything else is an error rather than a silently ignored typo.

Value

A named character vector of colours.

Details

Colours only. Linetypes have their own scale (scale_linetype_growth_reference()), and the review panel's per-series key spec is positional and specific to that one figure, so folding all three into a single table would couple things that change for different reasons.

Returns a NAMED CHARACTER VECTOR, which is what ggplot2::scale_colour_manual(values = ) and friends take directly.

Roles: current, candidate, plots, faint, summary, reference, window, key_outline.

See also

Other growth calibration helpers: extract_landscape_cohort_structures(), growth_add_objective(), growth_auto_window(), growth_best_candidates(), growth_bin_observations(), growth_calibration_design(), growth_calibration_partition(), growth_calibration_work_root(), growth_climatic_distance(), growth_climatic_weight(), growth_expand_over_pseudo_species(), growth_factorial_ratio_grid(), growth_fitting_windows(), growth_identifiability(), growth_inflation_factor(), growth_mortality_onset_frac(), growth_pseudo_species_name(), growth_reference_curves(), growth_reference_inflection(), growth_score_fit(), growth_scoring_for(), growth_smooth_observations(), growth_structure_cell_curves(), growth_structure_cohort_table(), growth_structure_design(), growth_structure_summary(), growth_window_for(), plot_growth_calibration(), plot_growth_candidate(), plot_growth_factorial_sensitivity(), plot_growth_structures(), read_growth_scoring(), read_landscape_cohort_structures(), scale_linetype_growth_reference(), write_growth_review_bundle()

Examples

growth_plot_palette()[["summary"]]
#> [1] "steelblue4"
growth_plot_palette(candidate = "darkorange")[["candidate"]]
#> [1] "darkorange"