Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "doubledecker".
2005 Jul 04
0
New version of "vcd" package
...no restrictions on the number of dimensions, flexible positioning
of labels,
cell labeling, etc.)
The framework in particular includes many predefinded functions for the
creation of
residual-based shadings.
Convenience interfaces for various `flavors' of mosaic displays are
available, e.g.,
doubledecker plots, or visualizations of "loglm" objects with
residual-based shading.
* misc:
In addition, the package features several new data sets, and an
inference
function for (conditional) independence of margins in a contingency
table.
Happy drawing!
David, Achim, Kurt
--
Dr. David Meyer...
2005 Jul 04
0
New version of "vcd" package
...no restrictions on the number of dimensions, flexible positioning
of labels,
cell labeling, etc.)
The framework in particular includes many predefinded functions for the
creation of
residual-based shadings.
Convenience interfaces for various `flavors' of mosaic displays are
available, e.g.,
doubledecker plots, or visualizations of "loglm" objects with
residual-based shading.
* misc:
In addition, the package features several new data sets, and an
inference
function for (conditional) independence of margins in a contingency
table.
Happy drawing!
David, Achim, Kurt
--
Dr. David Meyer...
2008 Nov 07
0
grouped and stacked plot
...from a wide form to a
long form (using subset and rbind), such as:
TypeID - Var 1 - Var 2 - Var 3 - Val
to
TypeID+Var1 - Val
TypeID+Var2 - Val
...
therefore, if I use auto.key = TRUE, I will have permutation as Type* Number
of Vars.
I think I have to use similar process with vcd as well, using doubledecker
or mosaic plot.
Or, is there a different way/setting to create grouped and stacked using
lattice or vcd that I am not accustomed (which is very like, since I am such
as newbie with R, much less with R-graphics).
Any idea is appreciated,
Thanks,
Ferry
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2005 Aug 16
3
Stacked Area chart
I wish to do a stacked area chart to show how relative proportions of species within a stand have changed over time.
I know this is simple, but can someone point me to the right function (if it exists). I have not had any luck finding it in the R-help, but maybe I am searching using the wrong keywords.
Thanks,
Mike
Mike Saunders
Research Assistant
Forest Ecosystem Research Program
Department