About lmadogram.-
When running example(lmadogram) to get something similar without having
access to your particular data, R 2.10.1 gives me in addition:
Warning message:
In persp.default(lambda, dist, lmado, xlab = xlab, ylab = ylab, :
semi-transparency is not supported on this device: reported only once
per page
which should have been enough to give you a hint. If you use e.g.
pdf('lmadogram-1.pdf')
and then (if needed) convert the pdf using pdf2ps, it should be fine,
except that the file size grew in my case from 75K (pdf) to 18M (ps)!
Maybe transparency is just not dealt with so well in eps.
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Edzer
Freddy L?pez wrote:
Dear All,
My request is a technical request, I guess.
I'm working with SpatialExtremes library and all works nicely.
Now, when I plot a lambda-madogram I can see the plot in the windows, but
when I save it (using the traditional commands:
postscript('lmadograma-1.eps')
lmadogram(datos,as.matrix(coor),n.bins=231)
dev.off()
)
my graphical object is empty. Empty. Just the axis are present but not the
graphic indeed.
The same problem is present under, at least, two platforms: Windows (Xp) and
Debian (Lenny).
Have you any ideas how can I solve it and save my plot?
Cheers and have a nice day.
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