If you use the formula method for plot then you can use the subset
argument, for example:
plot(Sepal.Width ~ Sepal.Length, data=iris)
plot(Sepal.Width ~ Sepal.Length, data=iris, subset=Species=='setosa')
On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 5:39 PM, Janet Choate wrote:
> Hi R community,
> i have a data fra
Hi Janet,
You may also check library(xts).
mod.sage <- read.table(text="date year month day wy yd wyd modQ
1 1965-10-01 1965 10 1 1966 274 1 0.3341630
2 1965-10-02 1965 10 2 1966 275 2 0.3223247
3 1965-10-03 1965 10 3 1966 276 3 0.3459057
4 1965-10-04 1965 10 4 1966 277
On Jan 13, 2014, at 4:39 PM, Janet Choate wrote:
> Hi R community,
> i have a data frame of streamflow for 23 years, i.e.
>
>date year month day wy yd wyd modQ
> 1 1965-10-01 196510 1 1966 274 1 0.3341630
> 2 1965-10-02 196510 2 1966 275 2 0.3223247
> 3 1965-10-03
On 01/14/2014 11:39 AM, Janet Choate wrote:
Hi R community,
i have a data frame of streamflow for 23 years, i.e.
date year month day wy yd wyd modQ
1 1965-10-01 196510 1 1966 274 1 0.3341630
2 1965-10-02 196510 2 1966 275 2 0.3223247
3 1965-10-03 196510 3 1
Hi R community,
i have a data frame of streamflow for 23 years, i.e.
date year month day wy yd wyd modQ
1 1965-10-01 196510 1 1966 274 1 0.3341630
2 1965-10-02 196510 2 1966 275 2 0.3223247
3 1965-10-03 196510 3 1966 276 3 0.3109057
i only want to plot 1 of
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