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annotation_gspace_image() adds an image annotation layer to a ggplot-based GraphSpace plot.

Usage

annotation_gspace_image(
  raster,
  interpolate = FALSE,
  opacity = 1,
  flip.v = FALSE,
  flip.h = FALSE
)

annotation_gspace(...)

Arguments

raster

An image to be displayed. Accepted types:

  • A GraphSpace object — the image is extracted via gs_image.

  • A raster object (see as.raster).

  • A matrix or 3D array (RGB/RGBA), coerced to raster automatically.

interpolate

A logical value indicating whether to apply linear interpolation when the image is rendered at a different resolution than its native size. Defaults to FALSE.

opacity

A numeric value in [0, 1] controlling the transparency of the image. 1 is fully opaque (default); 0 is fully transparent.

flip.v

A logical value; if TRUE, the image is flipped vertically (top-to-bottom). Defaults to FALSE.

flip.h

A logical value; if TRUE, the image is flipped horizontally (left-to-right). Defaults to FALSE.

...

Additional arguments (currently unused).

Value

A ggplot2 layer object that can be added to a ggplot() call with +, or invisible(NULL) with a warning if the image could not be resolved.

Note

annotation_gspace() is deprecated as of v1.4.0; use annotation_gspace_image() instead.

Examples


# Assuming 'gs' is a GraphSpace object with 
# an image stored in gs_image(gs)

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Pass a GraphSpace object directly
ggplot(gs) +
  annotation_gspace_image(gs) +
  geom_edgespace() +
  geom_nodespace()

# Extract the image explicitly
ggplot(gs) +
  annotation_gspace_image(gs_image(gs)) +
  geom_edgespace() +
  geom_nodespace()

# Dim the background and flip vertically
ggplot(gs) +
  annotation_gspace_image(gs, opacity = 0.5, flip.v = TRUE) +
  geom_edgespace() +
  geom_nodespace()
  
} # }