I came across this little problem in the xYplot function recently and I found
it very poorly documented. The legend (keys) in the xYplot is very
confusing, especially if you want to change the data labels you have in the
data frame column names... say for example you want something with a
subscript.
Here is a quick solution to it, by keeping (keys='lines')
you need to change the parameter "labels" which belongs to an
underlying
function of xYplot.
Here is an example
xYplot( Cbind(average,upperErr,lowerErr)~rate,panel=function(x,y,...)
{panel.grid(lty=3,col="black",lwd=0.1);panel.xYplot(x,y,...)},group=type,data=dfr,
type="b" ,pch=c(0,1),
lty=c("dashed","solid"),xlab="Resquest Rate
(Request/sec)", ylab="Response
Time (millisec)",main="Network Profile A, Class 1, Creation
Time",
labels=c("h",expression(T[i]),"dd","yy"),keys='lines');
There are many other ways to add another legend(s) but I found this to be
the easiest as you always need to overwrite the dataframe column names
anyway.
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