Hi Greg Snow wrote:
The subplot function in the TeachingDemos package will create a new plot inside of the existing one, so if you can plot your one image, the subplot function will help (using base graphics). The EBImage package may help with the reading and plotting of the figure. (there is also grImport, but it looks like it is fully grid based which is
Just to clarify, only the *drawing* parts of the package are grid-based; the *import* parts of the package are more neutral and it is possible to draw the resulting imported image using "base" graphics (it's just hard/painful to write a *general* drawing function for the imported image using base graphics).
Paul
harder to work with base plots, on the other hand if your plot is grid based, then it will work better than subplot). Hope this helps,
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