As an absolute beginner, still reading Modern Applied Statistics with S and
exercising with its examples, I'm frequently stopped by what it looks to be R poor
help system (or is it my gigantic ignorance?). I mean that using help many arguments
of a command seems to be given for granted like
Try help(par).
Christian
On Mon, 19 Jan 2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As an absolute beginner, still reading Modern Applied Statistics with S and
exercising with its examples, I'm frequently stopped by what it looks to be R poor
help system (or is it my gigantic ignorance?). I mean that
The R help is sublime - which can be lost on the beginner (it was on
me). See Chapter 12 Graphical procedures of the introduction to R manual
(http://cran.r-project.org/manuals.html). Then read the rest of the
manual before bed.
As for getting red and a solid line?
plot(1:100, log(1:100), type =
How about the following:
plot(1:11, col=1:11, cex=2, lwd=4)
plot(1:4, col=c(red,green,'blue', 'orange'), cex=2, lwd=4)
hope this helps. spencer graves
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As an absolute beginner, still reading Modern Applied Statistics with S and
exercising with its examples, I'm
On Mon, 19-Jan-2004 at 06:36PM +0100, Peter Dalgaard wrote:
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| As an absolute beginner, still reading Modern Applied Statistics
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