Thank you for the reply. Can I have a gap starting from 50 instead of 120
so that the values with lower frequency can show up more predominantly?
> Hi reviverma,
> I think your problem is that you have chosen the wrong gap, as it cuts
> out all of the small bars. Try this:
>
> gap.barplot(hdata$
Hi reviverma,
I think your problem is that you have chosen the wrong gap, as it cuts
out all of the small bars. Try this:
gap.barplot(hdata$counts, gap=c(120,15900), xlab="RMSD",
ytics=c(0,100,16000,16100,16200,16300),ylab="Frequency",
xtics=hdata$breaks)
Note that you have one more "breaks" th
Hello all
I am trying to plot histogram with break in y-axis for my data by
following various posts on R- help but none seems solving my problem. My
data looks like:
> hdata
$breaks
[1] 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
$counts
[1] 16311 10824 8 1 3 0 1 6 3
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