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2009 Nov 20
1
how to specify the order of panels with xyplot
...0018.8 Homo sapiens chromosome 18 76117153
19 18 NC_000019.8 Homo sapiens chromosome 19 63811651
20 19 NC_000020.9 Homo sapiens chromosome 20 62435964
21 20 NC_000021.7 Homo sapiens chromosome 21 46944323
22 21 NC_000022.9 Homo sapiens chromosome 22 49691432
23 22 NC_001807.4 Homo sapiens mitochondrion 16571
24 23 NC_000023.9 Homo sapiens chromosome X 154913754
25 24 NC_000024.8 Homo sapiens chromosome Y 57772954
> xyplot(hits~bin|chromosomes$name[Chromosome+1],data=hits,horizontal=FALSE,origin=0,lab=c(3,10),pch=20,cex=0.01,layout=c(1,5,5),strip=strip.custom(style=3,bg="grey90&qu...
2009 Mar 09
1
Is there any method to identify the distribution of a given dataset?
It's important to identify the distribution of a dataset before do analysis
and inference. Is there any method to identify the distribution of a given
dataset? For example, I want to identify a dataset belong to normal of
poisson distribution, how can I do that?
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2009 Oct 21
0
drawing a line indicating extent of each factored data series in multipanel lattice xyplot
...153
19 18 NC_000019.8 Homo sapiens chromosome 19 63811651
20 19 NC_000020.9 Homo sapiens chromosome 20 62435964
21 20 NC_000021.7 Homo sapiens chromosome 21 46944323
22 21 NC_000022.9 Homo sapiens chromosome 22 49691432
23 22 NC_001807.4 Homo sapiens mitochondrion 16571
24 23 NC_000023.9 Homo sapiens chromosome X 154913754
25 24 NC_000024.8 Homo sapiens chromosome Y 57772954
xyplot(hits~bin|chromosomes$name[chromosome+1],
data=hits,
horizontal=FALSE,
origin=0,
lab=c(3,10),pch=20,cex=0.01,
layout=c(1,5,5),
strip=strip.custom(s...