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Hi Luis,

Late answer, but may still be useful. The function used in your case is 
plot.wi, you can see the code that it actually uses by simply typing the 
name of the function in R.

If you look at the help page, you will see that there is a list of graphic 
parameters that you can adjust ('caxis', 'clab', 'ylog', 'errbar'), and 
there's the magic '...' argument that is passed to 'plot'. But you won't be 
able to change much with it, since all calls to 'plot' involve a 'type = 
"n"' argument, which means nothing is plotted (yet)!

I'm afraid the only reasonable solution that you have is to actually *edit* 
the function! You could write a 'plotwi' function that uses the code of 
'plot.wi' with your modifications to tweak the plots the way you wish.

Hope this helps,
Mathieu.


Le 30/03/2015 00:06, Luis Fernando Garc?a a ?crit :