WARNING - R newbie alert. =)
I'm sorry, this may be a real stupid question - but why is plotting in R so
slow? BTW, I've used R in Windows 2000 (1 Ghz Pentium
512MB RAM) and on Linux box (200 Mhz P2 64MB RAM) and had the same problem.
I have CSV data sets that I load that sometimes have around 40000 data points in
them. Here's what I do usually:
> dataset<-read.csv("data.csv")
> windows()
> dev.list() #making sure that windows is device #1
> dev.set(1)
> plot(dataset$Time,dataset$Value,type="l")
plot just sits there for a LONG time, and then after a few minutes, starts
plotting 1 dot every once in a blue moon.
Anyone have an idea what I'm missing?
Thanks in advance - like I said, this may be a real stupid question, but when I
searched through the FAQ and tried to RTFM, I didn't
see anything.
Thanks,
Chris
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