R help - Jun 2009 - axis on a non-uniform scale

hi everyone, just wondering how i might go about plotting a graph (say using
the plot() function) where my x axis is plotting points which have
Log(values) but i want my x axis to display values in exponentiated form

ie. my log values (also scale of the x axis)     x axis displays
        -1                                                  exp(-1) = 0.36
         0                                                  exp(0) = 1
         1                                                  exp(1) = 2.72
         2                                                  exp(2) = 7.39  
...etc

    
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On Mon, 15-Jun-2009 at 04:23AM -0700, deanj2k wrote:

|> 
|> hi everyone, just wondering how i might go about plotting a graph (say
using
|> the plot() function) where my x axis is plotting points which have
|> Log(values) but i want my x axis to display values in exponentiated form
|> 
|> ie. my log values (also scale of the x axis)     x axis displays
|>         -1                                                  exp(-1) = 0.36
|>          0                                                  exp(0) = 1
|>          1                                                  exp(1) = 2.72
|>          2                                                  exp(2) = 7.39
|> ...etc


Check out the axis function -- particularly the at and labels arguments.

HTH

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