Re: [R] Spidergram

2008-03-05 Thread Antony Unwin
A parallel coordinate plot would do fine.  Load the package iplots  
and then use the command ipcp(x1, x2,...)

Antony Unwin

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[R] Spidergram?

2008-03-04 Thread DinoDragon
This maybe a very stupid question. But,
I'm trying to figure out how to draw the so-called Spidergram from a
set of data, say, 15 chemical elements (on horizontal axis), and the
concentration of each element from 60 stations (on vertical axis). So
the matrix will be 15 x 60. The values of each station will be drawn as
a connected line.

So far, after spending many hours of thumbing thru the R manuals and
help files, I can only draw the line for a single station, by:

plot(log(X.1.) ~ Atomic, data=dino, col=blue, pch=16, type=b)

Any help will be very highly appreciated.
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