- <code>plot.OutputsModel()</code> now allowed new values for the which argument : <code>"all"</code> corresponds to all graphs, <code>"synth"</code> corresponds to the main graphs (by default; corresponding to <code>"all"</code> in the previous versions of the pcakage) (<code>c("Precip", "Temp", "SnowPack", "Flows", "Regime", "CumFreq", "CorQQ")</code>), "ts" corresponds to the time serie graphs (<code>c("Precip", "PotEvap", "Temp", "SnowPack", "Flows")</code>) and <code>"perf"</code> corresponds to the perfomance graphs (<code>c("Error", "Regime", "CumFreq", "CorQQ")</code>).
- <code>plot.OutputsModel()</code> now allowed new values for the which argument : <code>"all"</code> corresponds to all graphs, <code>"synth"</code> corresponds to the main graphs (by default; corresponding to <code>"all"</code> in the previous versions of the pcakage) (<code>c("Precip", "Temp", "SnowPack", "Flows", "Regime", "CumFreq", "CorQQ")</code>), "ts" corresponds to the time serie graphs (<code>c("Precip", "PotEvap", "Temp", "SnowPack", "Flows")</code>) and <code>"perf"</code> corresponds to the perfomance graphs (<code>c("Error", "Regime", "CumFreq", "CorQQ")</code>).
- An example is addeed to illustred the use of the <code>plot.OutputsModel()</code> function.
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- <code>CreateInputsCrit()</code> now returns <code>FUN_CRIT</code> as a character string.
- <code>CreateInputsCrit()</code> now returns <code>FUN_CRIT</code> as a character string.
- An example is addeed to illustred the use of the <code>plot.OutputsModel()</code> function.