Um outro exemplo, dessa vez usando sciplot::bargraph.CI...
### <code r>
dURL <- 'http://www.ualberta.ca/~ahamann/teaching/renr480/Lab5d.zip'
download.file(dURL, basename(dURL), mode='wb')
unzip(basename(dURL),'lentils.csv')
dat <- read.table('lentils.csv', head=T, sep=',')
attach(dat)
require(sciplot)
bargraph.CI(x.factor=FARM, group=VARIETY, response=YIELD, legend=T,
xlab="Location", ylab="Yield (kg/ha)", ylim=c(0,800),
cex.names=1, cex.lab=1,
x.leg=6, y.leg=700, cex.leg=1, leg.lab=c("Var A","Var B","Var C"),
col=grey.colors(3),
uc=T, lc=T, err.width=0.1, err.col="black", err.lty=1)
### </code>
Fonte/Source: http://www.ualberta.ca/~ahamann/teaching/renr480/Lab5D.pdf
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