Thanks,
for the moment it works. But is there a possibility for a logarithmic
x-Axis? When i use log='x' i get only a vertical line.
Greetings
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Thanks a lot. It Works.
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Hello,
does anybody know, how to reverse the elements of the x-axis. At now my
x-axis for example goes from 0, 0.5, 1, 1.5, ... to 99.5, 100.0
Is there a way to change the x-axis, like this: 100.0, 99.5, 99.0, ..., 0.5,
0. The 100.0 should start at left x-axis and the 0 shold be on the right.
Gre
Dear Community,
i have read in a table with two column from a *txt-File. What i get is a
data-frame wit two column.
After that i allocate this 2 column to x and y. Plotting this, i obtain a
picture that looks like a bar plot (something like a grid).
Is that because x and y is in factor-formatted?
Yes, i have install the Package Bolstad. And it works (sintegral).
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Hello,
i have a question calculating the shaped area between the two curves (see
image).
http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/file/n4597813/test.png
I try to use a Simpson-Integral but it doesn't work. "R" doesn't know the
command!
It is possible, that i need a library?
Curve 1: y
Curve 2: z
q<-abs(
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