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Hello, Is it possible to skip part of an axis in order to adapt the axis to the "normal" values and not to an outlier, but still have the outlier in the graph ? I.e. have my axis go from 1 to 100, then break the axis in some way, and continue with 500 to 600 ? Moritz P.S. Please cc the answer to my address since I'm not in the mailing list.

...ned example, attached as an R file. The purpose of the functions is to save the plots into a ps file and simultaneously plot them on an x11 device, but don't open a new one if there is already one opened (I don't want the repositioning / flicker). When running the code: > source("plotf.r") > plotf(avc,1) Error in dev.copy(which = x11dev) : could not find any X11 fonts Check that the Font Path is correct. The error message reappears whenever I switch to the plot window. A partial plot is in the x11 window. When called in other contexts, plotting functions work perfectly...

...ts) apparently prefers 3-D (XYZ) datasets. I'm trying to measure the information dimension (a type of fractal dimension) of a 2-D (XY) dataset. Here's some examples of the preferred 3-D data (XYZ): library(fdim) XYZ <- (makehplane(NumN=300, DimM=3, Longit=300)) fdim(XYZ,q=0.999999,PlotF=TRUE) Here's an example of the type of data I have: library(fdim) X<- sample(1:1000,size=300,replace=TRUE) Y<- sample(1:500,size=300,replace=TRUE) XY<- matrix(c(X,Y),nrow=300) fdim(XY,q=0.999999,PlotF=TRUE) My question is this: since fdim prefers XYZ data, is it invalid to use fdi...

Hello. First post, please excuse lack of experience. I recently switched from MS-Win to Kubuntu and find it rather difficult to recover Cran-R ease of use. The "Graphics history" facility available under Windows was, for me, extremely useful. From Murrell's 2005 book (see citation below) I understand that no such facility is available under non-Windows systems. In R-help