On 11/03/2008 2:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> someone sent in a question earlier about doing
> something in 3D so i took a stab at it purely
> for educational purposes ( i'm not even sure that I understood the question
> actually ).
>
> Unfortunately, persp gives me an error that I don't understand because it
> says "object y not found". I'm sending y in as a parameter to persp similar
> to what ?persp shows in one of oits examples so I must not be understanding
> something. the code is below. thanks.
>
> DF <- read.table(textConnection("station month bas
> 190 5 0.00
> 190 7 1.563
> 190 10 0.000
> 190 11 0.000
> 202 4 18.750
> 202 5 18.750
> 202 7 6.250
> 202 10 4.80
> 202 11 3.125
> 198 4 18.750
> 198 10 3.20
> 198 11 12.500
> 205 4 0.000
> 205 5 0.000
> 205 10 0.000
> 205 11 0.00"),header=TRUE,stringsAsFactors=FALSE)
>
> #print(DF)
> #print(str(DF))
>
> temp1 <- seq(1,max(DF$month),length.out=max(DF$month))
> temp2 <- seq(min(DF$station),max(DF$station),by=1)
> print(temp1)
> print(temp2)
>
> persp(x = seq(1,max(DF$month),length.out=max(DF$month)),
> y = seq(min(DF$station),max(DF$station),by=1),
> z = DF$bas,
> xlim=range(x), ylim=range(y), zlim=range(z))
The values you pass to persp() are expressions to be evaluated in your
workspace. Since you don't have variables x, y or z defined, you can't
specify range(x), range(y) or range(z) as arguments. (Things are
different for the defaults for the parameters: those are evaluated in
the local frame set up for the call.)
Duncan Murdoch
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