Please study each line of code, and use the str command to study the
intermediate data objects... the examples on this list are almost never
plug-and-play for your real work. Note that while you provided some of the
code necessary to make your example reproducible, I had to fill in blanks
with
Dear Michael,
Thanks for your feedback. Actually, I would like to show (and compare) size
distribution of df1 and df2 in the single plot using ggplot2, something
like the attached picture. The command dosesn't lead me to this purpose.
However, I'm really new here, could you please help me more on
Sorry Maryam but I use neither reshape nor ggplot2 so I will leave it to
others to advise you.
On 09/01/2016 14:29, maryam moazam wrote:
Dear Michael,
Thanks for your feedback. Actually, I would like to show (and compare)
size distribution of df1 and df2 in the single plot using ggplot2,
some
Dear Maryam
If you just need all the values of size would
c(df1$size, df2$size)
work?
On 08/01/2016 21:44, maryam moazam wrote:
Dear Sir / Madam,
I have just come to the amazing R software, so please be patient if my
question is basic for you. I have 2 text file (say 1.txt and 2.txt), each
fil
Dear Sir / Madam,
I have just come to the amazing R software, so please be patient if my
question is basic for you. I have 2 text file (say 1.txt and 2.txt), each
file containing 2 columns and different row numbers, like below
case size
case1 120
case2 120
case3 121
case4 121
case5 121
case6 122
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