R help - Jan 2010 - plotting in R

Hello,

As a result of running linear discriminant analysis, I need to be able to
plot the resulting file. I am not sure what the best way to do this is. So
far I have tried regular plot("insert_file_name_here") command but the
error
it gives me is Error in plot.new() : figure margins too large

here is sample LDA code I am working with ....


library(MASS)

example <-
data.frame(as.matrix(t(read.table(file="trial.txt"))),syll
c(rep("one",3),rep("two",3),rep("three",3)))

table(lda(syll ~ ., example, CV =TRUE)$class,example$syll)

what is the best way to plot the example file?

sample "trial.txt" contents...

0.004764	-0.008445	0.015045	0.014658	0.004095	-0.001678	0.011231	-0.003612
0.011409	
0.010761	-0.009416	0.006008	0.001603	-0.004214	-0.015367	0.014689	-0.003415
-0.001983	
0.004339	-0.018069	-0.001695	0.002632	0.011438	-0.013996	0.012927	-0.002597
-0.005044	

thank you for your help.
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Could you at least show how you were plotting it when you got the error.  It
is not clear what you are trying to plot.  The statement
plot("insert_file_name_here") did not make sense.

On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 5:48 PM, cobbler_squad <la.foma@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> As a result of running linear discriminant analysis, I need to be able to
> plot the resulting file. I am not sure what the best way to do this is. So
> far I have tried regular plot("insert_file_name_here") command
but the
> error
> it gives me is Error in plot.new() : figure margins too large
>
> here is sample LDA code I am working with ....
>
>
> library(MASS)
>
> example <-
data.frame(as.matrix(t(read.table(file="trial.txt"))),syll >
c(rep("one",3),rep("two",3),rep("three",3)))
>
> table(lda(syll ~ ., example, CV =TRUE)$class,example$syll)
>
> what is the best way to plot the example file?
>
> sample "trial.txt" contents...
>
> 0.004764        -0.008445       0.015045        0.014658        0.004095
>      -0.001678       0.011231        -0.003612
> 0.011409
> 0.010761        -0.009416       0.006008        0.001603        -0.004214
>     -0.015367       0.014689        -0.003415
> -0.001983
> 0.004339        -0.018069       -0.001695       0.002632        0.011438
>      -0.013996       0.012927        -0.002597
> -0.005044
>
> thank you for your help.
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