31 Dec
2002
31 Dec
'02
1:32 a.m.
Has anybody figured out how to put in an abline (i.e. flat line or 45 degree
line) in lattice graphs? using abline(0,1) doesn't seem to do anything.
Thanks,
Phillip.
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1 Jan
1 Jan
10:12 p.m.
I think you have to use panel.abline(). I haven't tried it. Most of the
parameters are different for lattice graphics it seems...the only ones
that stay the same and use the same syntax are xlab, ylab, main, xlim
and ylim. 8(
And did I already ask the list: does anyone know how to either re-label
or surpress the labels on just one axis for a lattice plot? Or make a
map?
thanks,
Olivia.
On Tue, 31 Dec 2002, Phillip Y. Lipscy wrote:
Has anybody figured out how to put in an abline (i.e.
flat line or 45 degree
line) in lattice graphs? using abline(0,1) doesn't seem to do anything.
Thanks,
Phillip.
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3 Jan
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6:17 p.m.
Quick question: were any of you successful in getting all the years to
show up on the x-axis of your xyplot? All the dots show up, but the
corresponding labels don't. On the x-axis, it shows levels (1970, 1975,
1980) eventhough I am using a character variable for year.
Any ideas?
- N
9:43 p.m.
Why don't you plot it in a regular plot instead? When I did it
using plot.default(), all the labels show up for the years on the x
axis, because it's plotting each factor as a separate level.
I think Phil's solution labels each individual plot. For example, if
you're plotting dpct ~ dpct.last | year, you should get 9 plots, one for
each year, labled with 1970, 1972, etc. if year is a character string.
I have yet to find a good application of a lattice graphic for this final,
other than showing that I can do one. 8(
<bleh>
Olivia.
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Nirmala Ravishankar wrote:
Quick question: were any of you successful in getting all the years to
show up on the x-axis of your xyplot? All the dots show up, but the
corresponding labels don't. On the x-axis, it shows levels (1970, 1975,
1980) eventhough I am using a character variable for year.
Any ideas?
- N
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New subject: cool factor
this looks cool for data analysis purposes, although I don't think you could
really put it on the final:
cloud(dpct ~ dpct.old * incumb, data = clean)
-Phillip.
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Quoting Olivia Lau <olau(a)fas.harvard.edu>du>:
Why don't you plot it in a regular plot instead?
When I did it
using plot.default(), all the labels show up for the years on the x
axis, because it's plotting each factor as a separate level.
I think Phil's solution labels each individual plot. For example, if
you're plotting dpct ~ dpct.last | year, you should get 9 plots, one for
each year, labled with 1970, 1972, etc. if year is a character string.
I have yet to find a good application of a lattice graphic for this final,
other than showing that I can do one. 8(
<bleh>
Olivia.
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Nirmala Ravishankar wrote:
Quick question: were any of you successful in getting all the years to
show up on the x-axis of your xyplot? All the dots show up, but the
corresponding labels don't. On the x-axis, it shows levels (1970, 1975,
1980) eventhough I am using a character variable for year.
Any ideas?
- N
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10:30 p.m.
I just tried that but its still not labeling all the years. When I define
the variable as a factor, it labels them as 1, 2 ....9. How do I get the
actual year to show up?
y$yr <- as.factor(y$year)
plot.default(y$yr, y$psi)
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Olivia Lau wrote:
Why don't you plot it in a regular plot instead?
When I did it
using plot.default(), all the labels show up for the years on the x
axis, because it's plotting each factor as a separate level.
I think Phil's solution labels each individual plot. For example, if
you're plotting dpct ~ dpct.last | year, you should get 9 plots, one for
each year, labled with 1970, 1972, etc. if year is a character string.
I have yet to find a good application of a lattice graphic for this final,
other than showing that I can do one. 8(
<bleh>
Olivia.
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Nirmala Ravishankar wrote:
Quick question: were any of you successful in getting all the years to
show up on the x-axis of your xyplot? All the dots show up, but the
corresponding labels don't. On the x-axis, it shows levels (1970, 1975,
1980) eventhough I am using a character variable for year.
Any ideas?
- N
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10:36 p.m.
I think that if you don't convert the year to a factor, it should show up.
Coverting to a factor I think effectively relabels the years as 1-9 rather
than 1970, 1972, etc. Also, I was trying to get a boxplot distribution
for each of the years, so I hink that if you have more than one datapoint
per year, it should be automoatic...I think.
Olivia.
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Nirmala Ravishankar wrote:
I just tried that but its still not labeling all the
years. When I define
the variable as a factor, it labels them as 1, 2 ....9. How do I get the
actual year to show up?
y$yr <- as.factor(y$year)
plot.default(y$yr, y$psi)
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Olivia Lau wrote:
Why don't you plot it in a regular plot
instead? When I did it
using plot.default(), all the labels show up for the years on the x
axis, because it's plotting each factor as a separate level.
I think Phil's solution labels each individual plot. For example, if
you're plotting dpct ~ dpct.last | year, you should get 9 plots, one for
each year, labled with 1970, 1972, etc. if year is a character string.
I have yet to find a good application of a lattice graphic for this final,
other than showing that I can do one. 8(
<bleh>
Olivia.
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Nirmala Ravishankar wrote:
Quick question: were any of you successful in getting all the years to
show up on the x-axis of your xyplot? All the dots show up, but the
corresponding labels don't. On the x-axis, it shows levels (1970, 1975,
1980) eventhough I am using a character variable for year.
Any ideas?
- N
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