Using the recursive partitioning model for logit-trees in the following manner
library("partykit")
glmtr <- glmtree(formula = y~t + 1 | (variables)^2,
data = dff,
minsize = 500,
maxdepth=4,
family = binomial)
plot(glmtr, terminal_panel = NULL)
I obtain a plot where the terminal panels overlap with each other and the visual interpretation of the treatment effects (t) turns difficult (specially when including the plot inside a document).
In order to make the plot more visual I have tried to reduce maxdepth=3
. Even though this makes the trick, I lack of information as I am missing many leaves from the tree.
Is there a way to manually reduce the dimension of the terminal panels while keeping a certain number of leafs (e.g. maxdepth=4
)?
That you in advance :)
In such a situation I recommend to plot the tree on a device that is big enough to show everything and where you can zoom easily etc. For example, one can plot into a big PDF file and then browse and zoom with the PDF viewer. Something like this should work ok:
pdf("glmtr.pdf", height = 10, width = 20)
plot(glmtr, terminal_panel = NULL)
dev.off()