Oh, and for your last example, what you actually do is plot 25
separate axes with one label each, one on top of the other.
Again, correction requested if this is wrong.
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On Wed, May 28, 2025
I believe the following is the reason, but please correct is this is wrong:
from ?axis:
"The code tries hard not to draw overlapping tick labels, and so will
omit labels where they would abut or overlap previously drawn labels.
This can result in, for example, every other tick being labelled. The
Can someone explain me why in the second example, only one label is shown ?
Thanks a lot
Marc
atT <- structure(c(1672520400, 1675198800, 1677618000, 1680296400,
1682888400,
1685566800, 1688158800, 1690837200, 1693515600, 1696107600,
1698786000,
1701378000, 1704056400,
Paul,
Perhaps slightly better and more concise is
y <- -x + 1
Why multiply? Of course it may be optimized in some cases.
On Tue, May 27, 2025, 3:36 AM Paul Zachos wrote:
> Wow! Amazing stuff.
> It will take me a while to digest all that you have offered here.
>
> I came up with a simple solut
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