On 2012-07-20 09:41, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Fri, 20 Jul 2012, MacQueen, Don wrote:
I don't have a cenbox() function that I can find, but your solution will
(probably? hopefully?) be along the lines of:
Don,
Well, I must have mis-typed that although I'm sure I read about it in the
NADA.pdf or Dennis' book. I'll look again. I don't get an error when calling
this method. Will look further and provide more information.
foo <- boxplot( y ~ x, data=sdf, plot=FALSE)
foo$names <- ifelse(foo$names, "Label for TRUE", "Label for FALSE")
bxp(foo)
where sdf is a dataframe containing your data and y and x are appropriate
variables in it.
I will definitely work more on this. Right now I need to get my client to
explain the many discrepancies in the data they sent before I go further
with analyses.
Well, You didn't say (in your original request) that you were using
the NADA package. The function is cenboxplot() and it's just a
wrapper for boxplot() and hence passes arguments to boxplot().
Thus the solution to your problem is just to add the 'names='
argument, as in (using the example in ?cenboxplot):
with(Golden, cenboxplot(Blood, BloodCen, DosageGroup,
names = c("yabba", "doo")))
Peter Ehlers
p.s. I can sympathize with your client data troubles. 'Tis ever thus.
Thanks very much,
Rich
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