On Thu, 2010-11-11 at 01:41 -0800, dpender wrote:
> Thanks Jim,
>
> The next issue is how i get the RP lines to cut the axes. The lines either
> cut the x axis at D=35 or the y axis at H=4.5.
>
> How do I set the axes so that the lines start and end on the axes?
>
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Thanks Jim,
The next issue is how i get the RP lines to cut the axes. The lines either
cut the x axis at D=35 or the y axis at H=4.5.
How do I set the axes so that the lines start and end on the axes?
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apply the xlim/ylim in the initial plot
plot(..., xlim=range(H2, H.10, H.20, H.50, H.100), ylim=range(D2,
D.10, D.20, D.50, D.100))
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 12:50 PM, dpender wrote:
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> R community,
>
> I am creating a bivariate return level plot by adding calculated return
> period values as lin
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I am creating a bivariate return level plot by adding calculated return
period values as lines onto an existing plot using the following code with
the points representing the return periods.
plot(H2,D2,pch="+",axes=TRUE)
points(H.10,D.10, type="l",col="blue")
points(H.20,D.20, type=
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