Hi Ana,
You seem to have a p-value at the top of the second plot. Do you just
want that p-value in a different place?
My first guess would be the "annotate" argument. Say you wanted your
p-value in the middle of the plot.
# your ggplot line
p+annotate("text",x=1.5,y=0.05,label="p = 1.6x10-16")
p
Hi Leo,
The easiest way to do this is:
par(las=1)
# twoord.plot command
par(las=0)
Jim
On Sat, Sep 28, 2019 at 8:56 PM leo wu wrote:
>
> Dear Jim Lemon:
> I am currently using the twoord.plot() function in plotrix package. I
> want to inquire, how am I supposed to rotate my y-axis label, s
Hi Berwin: Yes, that's it. Donsker is famous for a functional CLT so I was
mixing up statistics
and stochastic processes I better stick to statistics. It's safer. !
Thanks for correction.
I'm ccing R-help since it may be useful to someone there. See below for
Berwin's
comment.
Mark
On Sat,
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