Hi
Yes with layout she can put several plots on one page, but if I consider
20 plots per page and one minute per page inspection, 54000 plots is still
more than 2000 pages and about 40 hours, which I do not consider as a well
spent time.
Regards
Petr
>
> Use layout() to put multiple plots on
Use layout() to put multiple plots on a single page. (Note that with >50k plots
you'll want layout() and multiple pages.)
Michael
On Jan 20, 2012, at 6:46 AM, Petr PIKAL wrote:
>>
>> Thank you very much,
>>
>> but in *.pdf I can see 1 plot, may I ask you another question?
>> How can see mo
>
> Thank you very much,
>
> but in *.pdf I can see 1 plot, may I ask you another question?
> How can see more than one in each page?
You just press page down or up for moving through pdf document.
But seriously, try it yourself
lll <- split(rnorm(100) , rep(1:10, each=10))
pdf("test.pdf")
f
Huh
If you spend only 10 seconds inspecting one plot you will need about 150
hours for that task. I would recommend to reconsider this issue for your
own sanity.
Anyway you can save them either to separate files or in multi page PDF
document although I do not know if there is some limit in pdf
Dear All
I have 54000 plots in R,
How can I observe them?
If Iâ have to save them one-by-one?
Soheila
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