Hi Stefano,
first of all, it would be really helpful, if you provided a reproducible
example. That way we could better help you!! Second of all, please have a
look at ?gamm before posting a question:
Returns a list with two items:
gam
an object of class gam, less information relating to GCV
Hi,
a reproducible example would help us to help you. In any case, you might
want to consider a for-loop in combination with par(mfrow = c(?, ?)). The
lattice or ggplot2 package might also provide a solution to your problem.
Cheers,
Jannes
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Hi,
one way to include a random effect would be:
require("lme4")
mymodel <- lmer(counts ~ Season + Rainfall + (1 | Year), family =
quasipoisson, data = mydata)
Nevertheless, there are other ways to include a random effect using R.
In any case, you need to provide justification why you are us
Hi Kevin,
thanks for the advice! The code is now reproducible. Sorry!
Actually I wanted to print only one x-label ("All Postdoctorates") in bold
face, not all of them. This would be easily achieved, if "All
Postdoctorates" appeared always in the same row of each panel, but this is
not the case he
Dear R-users,
I would like to change the font of one specific axis label to bold face in
each panel. Taking one of Deepayan's plots as an example, how do I change
"All Postdoctorates" to bold face?
dotplot(prop.table(postdoc, margin = 1), groups = FALSE, index.cond =
function(x, y) median(x), xla
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