Dear all,
Just a quick one, hopefully. I have a histogram made from the method
'hist()'. How do I get labels on the bars? Such that the bars will have
the x axis on the bar, not the frequency of the point but the number of
the point itself. To make a quick summary, I want the the numbers from
'losses' (below) to be on the bar's.
Thanks,
Paul
hist<-hist(losses, breaks=length(losses)/2, col="red",
main="Frequency
of the first neutral losses > 5", labels=T, xlim=range(0:150))
> length(losses)
[1] 3096
> losses[1:50]
[1] 7.835622 7.058985 5.932695 6.018867 9.973944 5.953848 9.004838
[8] 9.846519 8.984468 8.898072 7.998546 6.123770 8.811126 13.859201
[15] 8.970615 5.102851 6.982555 7.891584 7.330879 10.981950 17.913884
[22] 9.996668 14.021043 12.892713 19.975109 5.979874 6.044765 9.986221
[29] 10.045082 13.981433 11.963917 15.013278 14.950140 16.990841 15.018136
[36] 12.944700 46.960090 27.995546 76.978781 7.140487 8.704401 6.043193
[43] 8.030726 9.085684 8.900260 27.018362 8.449553 8.007181 5.954782
[50] 8.108130
Jim Lemon wrote:> Hi Paul, > It looks like you have a 1548 bar histogram, which means that you > can't even resolve the bars on the standard display, much less > annotate them.umm yes but I know that I only want to see everything from 0 : 150 so it's ends up only being 300bar's which I agree is still a lot but resolvable. hist<-hist(losses, breaks=length(losses)/2, col="red", main="Frequency of the first neutral losses > 5", labels=T, xlim=range(0:150))> I confess that I can't figure out what you are trying to do, so maybe > a more informative example would help.I just want the labels from hist$breaks on the bars, not the frequency like "labels=TRUE" gives you. Is there a different histogram I can use or something? Thank, Paul> > Jim > > H. Paul Benton wrote: > Dear all, > > Just a quick one, hopefully. I have a histogram made from the method > 'hist()'. How do I get labels on the bars? Such that the bars will > have the x axis on the bar, not the frequency of the point but the > number of the point itself. To make a quick summary, I want the the > numbers from 'losses' (below) to be on the bar's. > > Thanks, > > Paul > > > hist<-hist(losses, breaks=length(losses)/2, col="red", main="Frequency > of the first neutral losses > 5", labels=T, xlim=range(0:150)) > > length(losses) > [1] 3096 > > losses[1:50] > [1] 7.835622 7.058985 5.932695 6.018867 9.973944 5.953848 > 9.004838 > [8] 9.846519 8.984468 8.898072 7.998546 6.123770 8.811126 > 13.859201 > [15] 8.970615 5.102851 6.982555 7.891584 7.330879 10.981950 > 17.913884 > [22] 9.996668 14.021043 12.892713 19.975109 5.979874 6.044765 > 9.986221 > [29] 10.045082 13.981433 11.963917 15.013278 14.950140 16.990841 > 15.018136 > [36] 12.944700 46.960090 27.995546 76.978781 7.140487 8.704401 > 6.043193 > [43] 8.030726 9.085684 8.900260 27.018362 8.449553 8.007181 > 5.954782 > [50] 8.108130 >
Hi Paul, Why do you want to do that? Maybe you could publish table along side your graph if you want people to be able to read the raw numbers. Hadley On 10/16/07, H. Paul Benton <hpbenton at scripps.edu> wrote:> Dear all, > > Just a quick one, hopefully. I have a histogram made from the method > 'hist()'. How do I get labels on the bars? Such that the bars will have > the x axis on the bar, not the frequency of the point but the number of > the point itself. To make a quick summary, I want the the numbers from > 'losses' (below) to be on the bar's. > > Thanks, > > Paul > > > hist<-hist(losses, breaks=length(losses)/2, col="red", main="Frequency > of the first neutral losses > 5", labels=T, xlim=range(0:150)) > > length(losses) > [1] 3096 > > losses[1:50] > [1] 7.835622 7.058985 5.932695 6.018867 9.973944 5.953848 9.004838 > [8] 9.846519 8.984468 8.898072 7.998546 6.123770 8.811126 13.859201 > [15] 8.970615 5.102851 6.982555 7.891584 7.330879 10.981950 17.913884 > [22] 9.996668 14.021043 12.892713 19.975109 5.979874 6.044765 9.986221 > [29] 10.045082 13.981433 11.963917 15.013278 14.950140 16.990841 15.018136 > [36] 12.944700 46.960090 27.995546 76.978781 7.140487 8.704401 6.043193 > [43] 8.030726 9.085684 8.900260 27.018362 8.449553 8.007181 5.954782 > [50] 8.108130 > > ______________________________________________ > R-help at r-project.org mailing list > https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help > PLEASE do read the posting guide http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html > and provide commented, minimal, self-contained, reproducible code. >-- http://had.co.nz/