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> On Jul 26, 2010, at 10:56 AM, Steffen Uhlig wrote:
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> > Dear David, Petr, and Alain,
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> > thank you very much for your fast responses. It's a typical
> > "handbook-not-read-error" at my side. I will dig deeper into the
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On Jul 26, 2010, at 10:56 AM, Steffen Uhlig wrote:
Dear David, Petr, and Alain,
thank you very much for your fast responses. It's a typical
"handbook-not-read-error" at my side. I will dig deeper into the
plot-functions and the assignment of data. I was not aware of that
the vector "a" i
Dear David, Petr, and Alain,
thank you very much for your fast responses. It's a typical
"handbook-not-read-error" at my side. I will dig deeper into the
plot-functions and the assignment of data. I was not aware of that the
vector "a" is handled as a vector of factors with 10 levels. Thanks f
On Jul 26, 2010, at 7:38 AM, Steffen Uhlig wrote:
Hello,
my data.frame is sort of a collection of process values, i.e. huge
run-chart. It consists of a time-stamp in the first column (date as
string), factors in the following columns (used for subset-
filtering), and some process-data col
You could have a look at the ggplot2 package to make such plots. The code for
the plots is more readable than with base plots.
a = c(1:10) # create a vector of integers
b = rep(c("a","b"),5) # create a vector of chars, used
# as factor-levels
d = rnorm(10) # some ran
Hello,
It is completely normal. I advise you to read the manual "An
introduction to R" on the CRAN website. For example you can find (part
12.1.1) :
12.1.1 The |plot()| function
One of the most frequently used plotting functions in R is the
|plot()| function. This is a /generic/ f
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