Ravi from this post (via Revolutions blog) wanted to check the code that produces the left panel of the Figure 3 from this article taken from the current issue of the R Journal. Below my attempt to reproduce the plot: rv <- seq(1.3, 2.9, .1)...
The issue 1/2 of the R Journal has been published. It features an article that I co-authored with Spencer Graves and Sundar Dorai-Raj about the sospackage.
The other day I saw a three dimensional scatterplot in Montgomery's Regression book. I wanted to redraw the graph using the provided data. A simple google search revealed that there is a package called scatterplot3d. The scatterplot3d() can be used to draw a 3-dimensional scatter plot. Here is what the steps are:
Download and install the package from your nearest...
The other day I saw a three dimensional scatterplot in Montgomery's Regression book. I wanted to redraw the graph using the provided data. A simple google search revealed that there is a package called scatterplot3d. The scatterplot3d() can be used to draw a 3-dimensional scatter plot. Here is what the steps are:
Download and install the package from your nearest...
The shiny new 0.2.1 release of RInside, a set of convenience classes to facilitate embedding of R inside of C++ applications, just went out to CRAN; sources are also at my RInside page This is a maintenance release building on the recent 0.2.0 rel...
The shiny new 0.2.1 release of RInside, a set of convenience classes to facilitate embedding of R inside of C++ applications, just went out to CRAN; sources are also at my RInside page This is a maintenance release building on the recent 0.2.0 release...
The shiny new 0.2.1 release of RInside, a set of convenience classes to facilitate embedding of R inside of C++ applications, just went out to CRAN; sources are also at my RInside page This is a maintenance release building on the recent 0.2.0 rel...
Learning R blog details some of the new features in the latest update to ggplot2. The latest version includes functions to make it easier to change axis and legend labels, as well as a function to easily set the limits of the plot display outside the range of the data. Be sure to check back next week - I'm putting...