Message-ID: <47F0B5AA.9090102@statistik.tu-dortmund.de>
Date: 2008-03-31T09:58:02Z
From: Uwe Ligges
Subject: 3d plot
In-Reply-To: <7329C86EAA6646A5A1BA42A33AE984A9@katePC>
If you want to plot some surface, use persp(); or wireframe() from
package lattice; or persp3d() from package "rgl" or therelike.
Uwe Ligges
kate wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to have 3d plot, and I found that there is a command "scatterplot3d". x is V, y=sigmaV, and z=TSE (note: After some calculation, I update TSE). How could I do to have 3d plot I want?
>
> V<-seq(1279,1280,,100)
> sigmaV<-seq(0.28,0.29,,100)
> TSE<-matrix(0, length(V),length(sigmaV))
>
> ps: TSE[i,j] corresponds to V[i] and sigmaV[j].
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kate
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