On Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Kyriakos Kachrimanis wrote:
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>
> Hello list members,
>
> I am new to this list and don't know very much about what R can do or
how to
> program it, but I am interested in plotting 4 variables as sequential
> contour plots (or surface plots), something like the conditioning plots for
> 4 variables (coplot(X1~X2|X3+X4)). To be more specific, I need a tool that
> will automatically create contour (orsurface) plots of X1 vs X2 vs X3 for
> different intervals of X4.
> Is there a 3-D equivalent to the coplot command, or does anybody have
> implemented something like that?
Coplot is an older version of the functionality in the lattice package.
(`Trellis' in S terms.) You could use levelplot for image plots.
Trellis has contourplot, but lattice does not yet (some versions had a
non-functioning contourplot function).
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