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How do I add fitted curves to coplots?

2 messages · John Maindonald, Brian Ripley

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Brian Ripley wrote

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That would be very useful.
In coplot() as it stands, xlab and ylab control the labels for the
"given" (or conditioning) values, which seems to me odd terminology.
It is not possible to directly control the x and y labels.  Provide
it does not break too much existing code, I'd plump for given.xlab
etc. for labelling the given values, using xlab and ylab of the
x and y-axis labels for the individual panels.

John Maindonald
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On Wed, 17 May 2000, John Maindonald wrote:

            
It's now in, and was easy to do.
What I chose to do was to make the first component of xlab and ylab the x
and y-axis labels for the array of panels (which is what they are in S, and
in xyplot), and an optional second component the labels for the
conditioning values.

Anything like this would break some existing code, but the
current version breaks my S code!  Re-using x/ylab might give
sensible answers on old R code, I thought.