Re: [R] two curves at one graph

[Jim Lemon]

hanen wrote:

i try to use par(new=TRUE) i get them at the same graph but the y_axis and
x_axis are drowen with two unevenly graduations that graph become
unreadable.

Hi Hanen,
If you want to plot two sets of values that fit into the same range, 
plot the one with the larger range first, then use the "points" (or 
"lines") function to plot the other set. For example:


x1<-c(1.2,2.3,3.4,4.5)
# this one has a larger range
x2<-c(0.3,2.4,4.6,6.8)
# plot the one with the wider range
plot(x2,col="red")
# then the one that fits within the first range
points(x1,col="green")

If the ranges of the values overlap, but neither range fits in the other:

x1<-c(4.5,7.9,9.1,9.9)
x2<-c(0.3,2.4,4.6,6.8)
# use ylim to leave enough room on the first plot
plot(x2,ylim=range(c(x1,x2)),col="red")
points(x1,col="green")

If the ranges are really different, you can try gap.plot or twoord.plot 
in the plotrix package:


x1<-c(1.2,2.3,3.4,4.5)
x2<-c(20.3,22.4,34.6,46.8)
gap.plot(c(x1,x2),col=c(rep("green",4),rep("red",4)),gap=c(6,18))
# OR
twoord.plot(x1,x2)

In the above example, gap.plot is probably better for this data.

Jim

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Re: [R] two curves at one graph

[jim holtman]

plot(...)
par(new=TRUE)
plot(..., axes=FALSE, xlab='', ylab='')  # prevent redraw of the axis
axis(4)   # add secondary y-axis on the right.

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> i try to use par(new=TRUE) i get them at the same graph but the y_axis and
> x_axis are drowen with two unevenly graduations that graph become
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Re: [R] two curves at one graph

[Rolf Turner]

?lines
?points

On 19/05/2008, at 8:44 AM, hanen wrote:



i try to use par(new=TRUE) i get them at the same graph but the  
y_axis and

x_axis are drowen with two unevenly graduations that graph become
unreadable.
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[R] two curves at one graph

[hanen]

i try to use par(new=TRUE) i get them at the same graph but the y_axis and
x_axis are drowen with two unevenly graduations that graph become
unreadable.
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