Hi everybody, I need help to plot (question 1) and to extract information from another plot (question 2). Could anyone help me? I will be very grateful. I do not know if I could enclose a figure here, so I saved it in my dropbox at https://www.dropbox.com/s/97ud54886cn6u8i/figure%20for%20r%20group.jpg?dl=0 My questions are based on this figure. Question 1: The first figure (Figure 1) is a compilation of time series of some variables that I have to plot in parallel. However, this figure was made in adobe Illustrator because I could not plot these time series in parallel directly from R. Using R, I always get one box and one y axis for each plot. So, How to make a figure like this (several curves in paralel with 1 y axis, and no x axis) in R? I am asking because i have to plot about 50 curves in parallel and doing it in R would save a long time. Question 2: The second plot (Figure 2) is a smoothed curve through time in which each peak indicates an independent event. I would like to know when exactly on time (x axis) each one of these peaks ocurred. So, how to intercept the x axis at the maximum value of a peak. I appreciate any help. Jackson Rodrigues
To plot and to extract info from a plot
4 messages · Jackson Rodrigues, John Kane, David Winsemius +1 more
I don't think we can do a lot with Q1 without some data. Data would probably help with Q2 as well. Have a look at the following links especially on how to use dput() to supply sample data. John Kane Kingston ON Canada
-----Original Message----- From: jacksonmrodrigues at gmail.com Sent: Sun, 20 Sep 2015 00:25:33 +0200 To: r-help at r-project.org Subject: [R] To plot and to extract info from a plot Hi everybody, I need help to plot (question 1) and to extract information from another plot (question 2). Could anyone help me? I will be very grateful. I do not know if I could enclose a figure here, so I saved it in my dropbox at https://www.dropbox.com/s/97ud54886cn6u8i/figure%20for%20r%20group.jpg?dl=0 My questions are based on this figure. Question 1: The first figure (Figure 1) is a compilation of time series of some variables that I have to plot in parallel. However, this figure was made in adobe Illustrator because I could not plot these time series in parallel directly from R. Using R, I always get one box and one y axis for each plot. So, How to make a figure like this (several curves in paralel with 1 y axis, and no x axis) in R? I am asking because i have to plot about 50 curves in parallel and doing it in R would save a long time. Question 2: The second plot (Figure 2) is a smoothed curve through time in which each peak indicates an independent event. I would like to know when exactly on time (x axis) each one of these peaks ocurred. So, how to intercept the x axis at the maximum value of a peak. I appreciate any help. Jackson Rodrigues [[alternative HTML version deleted]]
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On Sep 19, 2015, at 3:25 PM, Jackson Rodrigues wrote:
Hi everybody, I need help to plot (question 1) and to extract information from another plot (question 2). Could anyone help me? I will be very grateful. I do not know if I could enclose a figure here, so I saved it in my dropbox at https://www.dropbox.com/s/97ud54886cn6u8i/figure%20for%20r%20group.jpg?dl=0 My questions are based on this figure. Question 1: The first figure (Figure 1) is a compilation of time series of some variables that I have to plot in parallel. However, this figure was made in adobe Illustrator because I could not plot these time series in parallel directly from R. Using R, I always get one box and one y axis for each plot. So, How to make a figure like this (several curves in paralel with 1 y axis, and no x axis) in R? I am asking because i have to plot about 50 curves in parallel and doing it in R would save a long time.
Inase graphics you would plot one series with `plot()` then add additonal series with `lines()`
Question 2: The second plot (Figure 2) is a smoothed curve through time in which each peak indicates an independent event. I would like to know when exactly on time (x axis) each one of these peaks ocurred. So, how to intercept the x axis at the maximum value of a peak.
This looks like a densityplot. There are methods in all three R 2-D graphics paradigms. If you need worked examples you need to provide data. Learn to use dput() for that purpose.
> > I appreciate any help. > > Jackson Rodrigues > > [[alternative HTML version deleted]] And do read the Posting guide. This is a plain text mailing list. > ______________________________________________ > R-help at r-project.org mailing list -- To UNSUBSCRIBE and more, see > https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help > PLEASE do read the posting guide http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html > and provide commented, minimal, self-contained, reproducible code. David Winsemius Alameda, CA, USA
HI Jackson, This might get you started: # plot a few squiggles plot(runif(100)+1,seq(10000,0,length.out=100),xlim=c(1,6), type="l",main="Squiggles by Years", xlab="Squiggles",ylab="Years",xaxt="n") lines(runif(100)+2,seq(10000,0,length.out=100)) lines(runif(100)+3,seq(10000,0,length.out=100)) lines(runif(100)+4,seq(10000,0,length.out=100)) lines(runif(100)+5,seq(10000,0,length.out=100)) axis(1,at=1:5+0.5,labels=1:5) Jim On Sun, Sep 20, 2015 at 10:05 AM, David Winsemius <dwinsemius at comcast.net> wrote:
On Sep 19, 2015, at 3:25 PM, Jackson Rodrigues wrote:
Hi everybody, I need help to plot (question 1) and to extract information from another plot (question 2). Could anyone help me? I will be very grateful. I do not know if I could enclose a figure here, so I saved it in my
dropbox
at
My questions are based on this figure. Question 1: The first figure (Figure 1) is a compilation of time series of some variables that I have to plot in parallel. However, this figure was made
in
adobe Illustrator because I could not plot these time series in parallel directly from R. Using R, I always get one box and one y axis for each plot. So, How to make a figure like this (several curves in paralel with
1
y axis, and no x axis) in R? I am asking because i have to plot about 50 curves in parallel and doing it in R would save a long time.
Inase graphics you would plot one series with `plot()` then add additonal series with `lines()`
Question 2: The second plot (Figure 2) is a smoothed curve through time in which each peak indicates an independent event. I would like to know when exactly on time (x axis) each one of these peaks ocurred. So, how to intercept the x axis at the maximum value of a peak.
This looks like a densityplot. There are methods in all three R 2-D graphics paradigms. If you need worked examples you need to provide data. Learn to use dput() for that purpose. --
I appreciate any help.
Jackson Rodrigues
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