Sorry, I thought the time values were equal-spaced...
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Yihui
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On 9/19/2008 9:14 AM, Sébastien Durand wrote:
Dear Yihui,
The resulting plot produced by dotchart is not what I wish for!
I need to produce a time axis that is consequent to the time values.
When dotchart is used, time values are simply considered as labels.
What I wish for is a way to produce a
Dear Yihui,
The resulting plot produced by dotchart is not what I wish for!
I need to produce a time axis that is consequent to the time values.
When dotchart is used, time values are simply considered as labels.
What I wish for is a way to produce a numerical time axis that really
takes into ac
Hi, I'd suggest you use dotchart() instead of plot(). I believe this
is what you expected:
dotchart(value, time)
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Yihui
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Hello,
I have the following data and I try to properly
import it in R and plot the 4th column relative to time
1 2008-249 17:44:17.973-2.27 : Accepted
2 2008-249 17:44:18.014-2.28 : Accepted
3 2008-249 17:44:18.064-2.29 : Accepted
4 2008
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