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| Subject: | printing a series of stem plots |
| From: | David Parkhurst <parkhurs@imap.iu.edu> |
| Date: | Sat, 10 Sep 2005 17:42:02 -0500 |
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I want to generate a series of different datasets to send to students in
a stats class, so each group works with different data. One of their
assignments is to produce a stemplot (by hand), and I would like, as I
generate the data, to print out a stemplot of each dataset for my
teaching assistant to use in grading.
So, is there a way within a loop to create a dataset (x<-rlnorm(30,log(10),0.7)), then to stemplot that, and then to have that stemplot printed, or saved to a file? Thanks for help. Dave Parkhurst |
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