Thank you very much, Jim. You help a lot!
On Thu, Nov 7, 2019 at 2:09 PM Jim Lemon wrote:
> That's not too hard:
>
> x11(width=7,height=5)
> par(cex.axis=.8)
> fin_month<-month
> fin_month[fin_month>6]<-fin_month[fin_month>6]-12
> fin_month<-fin_month+6
> plot(fin_month~year,axes=FALSE,type="l",
That's not too hard:
x11(width=7,height=5)
par(cex.axis=.8)
fin_month<-month
fin_month[fin_month>6]<-fin_month[fin_month>6]-12
fin_month<-fin_month+6
plot(fin_month~year,axes=FALSE,type="l", ylab="Month", xlab="Year",
main="Month of occurrence in year")
axis(1,at=seq(1981,2014,3))
fin_months<-mon
Dear Jim,
Thank you very much for nice suggestion and figure there. But what I need
is the y axis start from let say 7 (July) and end at 6 (June).
In those sense, I can said clearly that the occurrence, minima in this
case, is fall during winter season, because Jan and Dec close to each other.
Act
Hi Ani,
There are a number of ways to modify this sort of plot. Here is one:
x11(width=7,height=5)
par(cex.axis=.8)
plot(month~year,xaxt="n", type="l", ylab="Month", xlab="Year",
main="Month of occurrence in year")
axis(1,at=seq(1981,2014,3))
library(plotrix)
boxed.labels(year,month,month.abb[mon
Dear R-Help,
I have 35 data that is month when the annual minima happened. So I want to
plot those data but the order of y axis is not from 1 to 12, but let say
start from 9,10,11,12,1,..8. The reason to do this is when 12 (Dec) meet 1
(Jan) in the following year the graph is not quite good (for m
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