Hi: Could you please guide me how to plot "weekly.t2". Below are my values and I am only able to plot "weekly t1" but failing to add a second line representng "weekly t2". Thanks. weekly.t1 [1] 228.5204 326.1224 387.2449 415.4082 443.6735 454.6939 451.5306 475.1020 483.2653 483.0612 488.9362 488.3673 493.4694 515.3061 509.7959 [16] 501.0204 513.5714 516.5306 509.4898 516.4286 509.7959 498.6735 492.9592 473.6735 487.7551 482.9293> weekly.t2[1] 71.57143 95.41667 110.11905 120.65476 124.33333 130.11905 132.44048 137.38095 141.60714 135.35714 131.89873 126.66667 125.47619 [14] 133.57143 134.34524 137.38095 134.04762 144.40476 148.27381 147.08333 146.42857 137.50000 127.14286 127.20238 130.41667 127.67857 plot(c(1:26), weekly.t1, type="l", xlab="Week since treatment start", ylab=" Daily Treatment Dose", main="RIOTT doses", col="blue", axes = FALSE) points(c(1:26), weekly.t2, type="l", col="red") axis(side=1, at= c(1:26), as.character(c(1:26))) axis(side=2, at = seq(from=70, to=700, by=10)) -- View this message in context: http://n4.nabble.com/plotting-tp976461p976461.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Hi teo, try lines() instead of points(). HTH Stephan teo schrieb:> Hi: > Could you please guide me how to plot "weekly.t2". Below are my values and I > am only able to plot "weekly t1" but failing to add a second line > representng "weekly t2". > Thanks. > > > > weekly.t1 > [1] 228.5204 326.1224 387.2449 415.4082 443.6735 454.6939 451.5306 475.1020 > 483.2653 483.0612 488.9362 488.3673 493.4694 515.3061 509.7959 > [16] 501.0204 513.5714 516.5306 509.4898 516.4286 509.7959 498.6735 492.9592 > 473.6735 487.7551 482.9293 >> weekly.t2 > [1] 71.57143 95.41667 110.11905 120.65476 124.33333 130.11905 132.44048 > 137.38095 141.60714 135.35714 131.89873 126.66667 125.47619 > [14] 133.57143 134.34524 137.38095 134.04762 144.40476 148.27381 147.08333 > 146.42857 137.50000 127.14286 127.20238 130.41667 127.67857 > > > plot(c(1:26), weekly.t1, type="l", xlab="Week since treatment start", ylab=" > Daily Treatment Dose", main="RIOTT doses", col="blue", axes = FALSE) > points(c(1:26), weekly.t2, type="l", col="red") > axis(side=1, at= c(1:26), as.character(c(1:26))) > axis(side=2, at = seq(from=70, to=700, by=10))
On 12/22/2009 06:04 AM, teo wrote:> Hi: > Could you please guide me how to plot "weekly.t2". Below are my values and I > am only able to plot "weekly t1" but failing to add a second line > representng "weekly t2". > Thanks. > > > > weekly.t1 > [1] 228.5204 326.1224 387.2449 415.4082 443.6735 454.6939 451.5306 475.1020 > 483.2653 483.0612 488.9362 488.3673 493.4694 515.3061 509.7959 > [16] 501.0204 513.5714 516.5306 509.4898 516.4286 509.7959 498.6735 492.9592 > 473.6735 487.7551 482.9293 > >> weekly.t2 >> > [1] 71.57143 95.41667 110.11905 120.65476 124.33333 130.11905 132.44048 > 137.38095 141.60714 135.35714 131.89873 126.66667 125.47619 > [14] 133.57143 134.34524 137.38095 134.04762 144.40476 148.27381 147.08333 > 146.42857 137.50000 127.14286 127.20238 130.41667 127.67857 > > > plot(c(1:26), weekly.t1, type="l", xlab="Week since treatment start", ylab=" > Daily Treatment Dose", main="RIOTT doses", col="blue", axes = FALSE) > points(c(1:26), weekly.t2, type="l", col="red") > axis(side=1, at= c(1:26), as.character(c(1:26))) > axis(side=2, at = seq(from=70, to=700, by=10)) >Hi Teo, Just add ylim=range(c(weekly.t1,weekly.t2)) to your plot command. Jim