On 9/11/11 00:52 AM, "Stephen LeDuc" wrote:
> Dear R Listserve,
>
> I'd like to take my results from the envfit function in the vegan package,
> such as those below, and make a vector plot in a graphing package like
> Sigma Plot. When graphed in R, it is my understanding that the results
> are s
Dear R Listserve,
I'd like to take my results from the envfit function in the vegan package,
such as those below, and make a vector plot in a graphing package like
Sigma Plot. When graphed in R, it is my understanding that the results
are scaled depending upon the plot axes. Does R just multiply
There's a function called rainbow that makes a vector of colors. Assuming your
dataframe is called "rodrigo":
> plot(rodrigo$Lat, rodrigo$Long, pch=21, bg=rainbow(3)[rodrigo$Day+1])
> legend("topleft", pch=21, pt.bg=rainbow(3), legend=c("Day 1", "Day 2", "Day
> 3"))
Just use rainbow(30) if you
Dear all,
I have a dataset (table) with daily geographycal coordinates
(latitude-longitude) for a fish larvae population that looks like as this:
DayLatLong
023.347.2
023.35 47.0
023.447.0
023.447.3
124.247.5
124.147.23
On Tue, 2011-11-08 at 13:19 -0200, Diogo B. Provete wrote:
> Dear list,
> I've got an issue on using a partial RDA (space with PCNM + environment)
> coupled with a variation partitionning, with randomization (strata).
>
> 1) I sampled 11 ponds during 6 months, obtaining both tadpoles species
> ab
Dear list,
I've got an issue on using a partial RDA (space with PCNM + environment)
coupled with a variation partitionning, with randomization (strata).
1) I sampled 11 ponds during 6 months, obtaining both tadpoles species
abundance ("species") and environmental data ("env"). I was running the
a
