Thanks, worked great!
2010-10-21 08:01, Petr PIKAL skrev:
Hi
r-help-boun...@r-project.org napsal dne 20.10.2010 17:43:27:
str(species.factor)
Factor w/ 81 levels "Acer_platanoides_Bl",..: 12 12 55 55 76 76 52 52
67 67 ...
str(minmax)
int [1:162] 6163779 7262127 6163779 7
Hi
r-help-boun...@r-project.org napsal dne 20.10.2010 17:43:27:
> > str(species.factor)
> > Factor w/ 81 levels "Acer_platanoides_Bl",..: 12 12 55 55 76 76 52 52
> > 67 67 ...
> >
> > str(minmax)
> > int [1:162] 6163779 7262127 6163779 7422941 6163779 6644861 6163779
> > 6644861 6163779 7262
str(species.factor)
Factor w/ 81 levels "Acer_platanoides_Bl",..: 12 12 55 55 76 76 52 52
67 67 ...
str(minmax)
int [1:162] 6163779 7262127 6163779 7422941 6163779 6644861 6163779
6644861 6163779 7262127 ...
That is, my factor is the species listed two times each
Acer_platanoides_Bl Acer_p
On Oct 20, 2010, at 10:45 AM, fugelpitch wrote:
I have a factor which is species and the variables are a few sites
where this
species live.
When I plot:
plot(species.factor, minlatitudemaxlatitude)
the plot produced is automatically a boxplot which shows the range
of the
species (which i
I have a factor which is species and the variables are a few sites where this
species live.
When I plot:
plot(species.factor, minlatitudemaxlatitude)
the plot produced is automatically a boxplot which shows the range of the
species (which is what I want).
However, in the thin box which is produ
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