Dear Madame or Sir,
in my current project, I have so far used a lot of very different plots. I am
now trying to gain informatin with the help of parallel coordinate plots.
Therefore, I use the function "parcoord" of the MASS package. What I would like
to do, is to color let's say the points according to the first half of rows of
a specific matrix/dataframe in a color different from the color according to
the second half of rows (resp. coordinates).
For example:
Assume, table is a matrix/dataframe with nrow(table) = 20, I would like to
generate a parcoord plot and color points of table[1:10,] in green and
table[11:20,] in yellow. The background is, that I have two (or more) datasets
to be analyzed and I thought it would be much more efficient and easier in
general to merge them into one big table (please let me know, if you have any
idea better from that). With an ordinary 2d scatterplot, I could do something
like:
plot(table[1:10,1], table[1:10,2])
# and then add the rest by means of points
points(table[11:20,1] , table[11:20,2])
which makes it easy to write various own functions. However, this is the goal:
seperate objects according to their (row- or even column-)position.
I tried something like
library(MASS)
parcoord(table[,c(1,2)], col = c("green", "yellow"))
but as I figure out, the colors of the lines/points plotted, alternate, meaning
all points referring to uneven rownumbers are colord in green and respectivley
all even rownumbers in yellow. Same with three or more colors; it just
continously goes through the vector of colors, right?
Acoordingly, my questions concerns on how the plot function uses col and if
there is any way to "manipulate".
I looked up the api of plot and matplot, but I was not able to find a general
enough defnition or explanation of the option "col", sorry.
Kind regards and thank you for your response in advance,
-Patrick Grossmann
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