Lawrence,
I would highly recommend that you visit the R Graph Gallery, it
has many excellent graph examples and the source code used to generate the graph:
http://addictedtor.free.fr/graphiques/
Best,
-- Guy
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Lawrence
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Subject: [S] (or R) High level R graphics functions?
Good
afternoon, folks.
It seems
that TIBCO is trying to reduce access to their help line, now that they have
taken over Insightful and control of S-PLUS. Access to the help desk was one of the two main
reasons that I had continued to use S-PLUS rather than switching over to
R. The other main reason was that I found the S graphics functions – especially the Editable Graphics – easier
to use
than the lower level R graphics functions. Now I am reassessing whether
to make the switch.
To this end,
are there available any packages of higher level graphics functions – such
for
example as plotting x vs. y with error bars –
available for use within the R environment? In general, one would want
functions to do most of the specific types of plot now supported within
S-PLUS. I have downloaded R itself
and some of the available packages, but I haven’t located any packages
specifically devoted to high level graphics.
As always,
thanks in advance to anyone that can help me with the above.
L.
G. Hunsicker, M.D.
Professor,
Internal Medicine
U. Iowa
College of Medicine
Phone:
(319) 356-4763
Fax:
(319) 356-7488
lawrence-hunsicker@uiowa.edu
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