Hi Jagadish,
I guess some Splus-users want to suggest you a solution to your problem,
but they don't know what you are plotting.
It would be very helpfull to let us know what the objects "keep" and "prec"
mean.
Regards,
Pierre
Dr. Pierre Ilouga
EVOTEC OAI
Screening Operations/Discovery Informatics
Schnackenburgallee 114
D-22525 Hamburg
Germany
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Hello Dear Splus-users,
I was wondering why this simple function call to
points does not work:
>points(mean[keep], std.err[keep], cex=prec[keep])
error : Too many values for parameter cex; some
ignored
It seems that cex does not taken vector of values for
its size, this flexibility is built in R.
is there any other way to do ?
Many thanks,
Jagadish
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