oresdbRDA$sites[FatoresRep$Biofacies=='4',],pch=23,bg='gray')
points(ScoresdbRDA$sites[FatoresRep$Biofacies=='5',],pch=24)
points(ScoresdbRDA$sites[FatoresRep$Biofacies=='6',],pch=25,bg='black')
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From: &q
the
>> same plot.
>> Maybe if I can define a factor that specifies these groups and use this
>> factor to assign the symbols.
>> I don't know, I've to try, but I'm getting something, I hope.
>>
>> Rodrigo.
>>
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sign the symbols.
> I don't know, I've to try, but I'm getting something, I hope.
>
> Rodrigo.
>
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>> From: "Mark Difford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2008 9:21 AM
that specifies these groups and use this
factor to assign the symbols.
I don't know, I've to try, but I'm getting something, I hope.
Rodrigo.
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From: "Mark Difford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2
Hi Rodrigo,
>> I would like to use something like squares, triangles and circles (filled
>> and empty).
You would normally add this using points():
?points
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plot(1:10, type="n")
points(1:5, pch=21:25, bg=1:5)
points(6:10, pch=21:25, bg=c(1,"darkgrey","cyan", "bisque"))
points(6:10, y=rep(6,5)
Hi, I'm a beginner with R, but I'm getting excellent results with it.
Well I've got an capscale object (vegan package) and I want to made a biplot
with symbols representing six groups of areas.
With the plot.cca function and some par attributes (like 'labels') I was
able to substitute the samples
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