Try ordering the factors:
x <- read.table(textConnection("SemType, Length
GeoLocation, Sentence
GeneralInfo, Paragraphs
GeneralInfo, Paragraphs
GeneralInfo, Sentence
GeneralInfo, Paragraphs
NatLang, Phrase
Advice, Article
GeneralInfo, Article
Advice, Article
Resource, Sentence"), header=TRUE)
# order the levels
x$Length <- ordered(x$Length, levels=c("Phrase", "Paragraphs",
"Sentence", "Article"))
On 10/1/07, Michael Kaisser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am new to R.
>
> I have a bit of data looking like this:
>
> SemType, Length
> GeoLocation, Sentence
> GeneralInfo, Paragraphs
> GeneralInfo, Paragraphs
> GeneralInfo, Sentence
> GeneralInfo, Paragraphs
> NatLang, Phrase
> Advice, Article
> GeneralInfo
> Advice, Article
> Resource, Sentence
> ...
> (roughly 40,000 lines in total)
>
> I am interested in how many counts of each item in the second row I get for
> each item in the first.
>
> I read it in using
> qt <- read.table("~/results.table", header=TRUE, sep=",")
>
> And then I plot it:
> plot(qt, col=color)
>
> That works really fabulous, I am amazed.
> BUT: R orders the names on the x- and y-axes ("Sentences", "Paragraphs" etc.
> for y) alphabetically. That's a reasonable thing to do of course, especially
> because I didn't tell R in which order I'd like to have them. Nevertheless,
> I'd like to have them in a specific order ("Phrase", "Sentence",
> "Paragraph", "Article" for y), and I cannot seem to find a way to tell R
> about this.
>
> Can anyone help?
>
> Best Regards,
> Michael
>
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