Hello R-sters
Is there a way to force e.g. the y-axis of
a persp()-plot to show not equaly spaced labels but the ones
you can give in the "y="-command?
I tried
persp(,y=c(0.1,0.5,0.7,1),...)
but the labels were 0.0:1 by 0.2
I'm looking forward to your help
Andy
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Dear R,
When I try to plot e.g.
a<-matrix(1:100,10,10)
image.plot(a,xlim=c(0,100),ylim=c(0,100))
I get the axis but without filling.
I tried a few things, but it only works if I delete the
xlim and ylim. Then I have the range from 0:1.
Can anyone help me get the right labeling?
Thank you,
A
Hello R,
I tried to get 4 image.plot() in one layout.
But when I try to label it with "main" or "sub" there is an error.
What am I doing wrong?
Please help
Thanks, Andy
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Dear R,
I know that I cannot use filled.contour() with layout,
so I tried levelplot. But it looks like I cannot use levelplot also.
The only way to get more than one graphic in the window is
by levelplot(panel=). but there is only one colorkey and I need one for
every
graphic.
(I´m also not ver
Dear R,
I´m really new to R, so it could be that my
question is one of those "read the manual" ones.
But I did that and found nothing.
Problem: I need to get a "matrix" of "datapoints".
Each datapoint has to contain tree attributes.
trials like:
make.LDmatrix <- function(nrbases){