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2003 Jun 25
3
joining columns as in a relational database
...level tables, in the
relational database sense of "join".
I have created a function to join the columns from two such frames
according to the values of a key column. In relational database terms
the key column must be a primary key for the second frame. I have
called this function 'cjoin', by analogy to cbind.
You can try
data(MathAchieve, package = 'nlme')
data(MathAchSchool, package = 'nlme')
cjoin(MathAchieve, MathAchSchool, "School")
cjoin(MathAchieve, MathAchSchool, "School", which = "Sector")
as examples
Several questions:...
2012 Aug 15
1
shade overlapping portions of circles (or other shapes)
...ggestions?
I am considering this. Collect the co-ordiates from the circle points
C1 <- draw.circle(3.5,7,0.8,border="blue",lty=2,lwd=2)
C2 <- draw.circle(2.5,8,0.6,border="red",lty=3,lwd=3)
Can I isolate the relevant arcs from C1 and C2? If I could, I'd join them
Cjoin <- list(x = c(C1$x, C2$x), y = c(C1$y, C2$y))
And use that for plotting.
pj
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