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2012 Jan 30
1
about changing line type and line width in Taylor Diagram
...000246112,0.000165615,0.00008184,0.00004)
m1<-c(0.0124827,0.011662,0.0102956,0.0091183,0.00813907,0.007192,0.00662517,0.00433745,0.00184044,0.000649477,0.00024642,5.43E-05,0.000097696,0.000194817,0.000182709,0.000134398,0.000106024,8.92E-05,6.28E-05)
taylor.diagram(ref,m1,pos.cor=FALSE,ngamma=3,pcex=1,grad.corr.lines=c(-0.99,-0.95,-0.9,-0.8,-0.6,-0.4,-0.2,0,0.2,0.4,0.6,0.8,0.9,0.95,0.99),lty=1,lwd=10,font=5)
m2<-c(0.0101348,0.00920886,0.0086196,0.00785134,0.00723838,0.00675833,0.00579093,0.00540478,0.00226489,0.000809049,0.00019625,3.95E-05,8.89E-05,0.000195028,0.000185004,0.000131202,0.00...
1999 Dec 03
1
R-help Digest V1 #34
...Even more S compatibility:
Setting par(mkh) or <highlevelplot>(* , mkh = ..)
changes "cex" accordingly *IF* pch=<numeric> .
3b) Similar but more logical; need some "notation" :
The symbol size used in the core function plot.xy() is
cexbase * Pcex (--> plot.c, l.1089)
where "cexbase" is par("cex") and Pcex is the "cex" argument of
plot(),points(),...
Now we could change this to
cexbase * mkh * Pcex
for the case of numeric pch (internally pch <= 31 or something) where
mk...