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With by = "judge" (the default when judges exist), plots each judge's consistency – one minus the circular-triad rate over the chance rate – as a dot against the chance line at zero: the individual-judge lens, a judge-fit analogue. With by = "object", plots each object's circular-triad involvement instead: the structural lens, showing which objects sit in the most contradictions.

Usage

plot_btl_transitivity(x, by = c("auto", "judge", "object"), ...)

Arguments

x

A "rasch_btl_transitivity" object.

by

"auto" (judges if present, else objects), "judge", or "object".

...

Unused.

Value

Called for its plotting side effect.

Examples

# \donttest{
d <- simulate_btl(6, 10, reps_per_pair = 20, seed = 1)
fit <- btl(d, "object_a", "object_b", winner = "winner", judge = "judge")
tr <- btl_transitivity(fit)
plot_btl_transitivity(tr)

# }