Hi,
I am just curious why does this happen:
I use Goldencheetah to analyse my run. It can call R to do further analysis.
I run into interesting problem (for me at least).
If I plot data using plot(d$time,d$heart.rate) everything is OK
if I use plot(d$heart.rate~d$time) I got error:
Error in
Thanks a lot for all the helpful comments! It finally works :handshake:
(I settled with the code of Gavin)
Best,
Durden
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Dear list,
I have a question about using plot().
I tried the code:
pdf(mel_chr_all_13cancer_cghFLasso_all.pdf, height=6, width=11);plot(
Disease.FL, index=1:4, type=All);dev.off();
and it went through well which outputed 4 plots for 4 samples in one page.
But if I increase the numbers of
Hi Allen,
Its difficult to know what is the problem without knowing what type of
object is 'Disease.FL'. plot() is a generic function and it will act
differently depending on the type of object you are passing to it. As
always, you should provide 'provide commented, minimal, self-contained,
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