[R] Book on R graphics

[Spencer Graves]

      The first three chapters of Paul Murrell (2006) R Graphics 
(Chapman & Hall), which Marcin cited, provides a very detailed and 
useful overview of traditional graphics in R.  The rest of the book is 
devoted to 'lattice' and 'grid' graphics;  unfortunately, I have so far 
not been able to translate that text into improved, routine use of those 
capabilities. 

      You may also wish to consider Deepayan Sarkar (2008) Lattice:  
Multivariate Data Visualization with R (Springer).  I have not read this 
book, but it looks like it may make it much easier for someone to master 
'lattice' graphics from self-study of a book. 

      Hope this helps. 
      Spencer Graves

Roberto Laforgia wrote:
> See the following link:
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> http://www.amazon.com/Graphics-Computer-Science-Data-Analysis/dp/158488486X/ref=wl_itt_dp?ie=UTF8&coliid=I3TIYS7LRDPIED&colid=1ZQCB91VGW5UR
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> Regards,
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> R.L.
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> Marcin Kozak wrote:
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>> Hi all,
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>> I am looking for a book from which one could learn a wide range of
>> graphics in R, from the very beginning topics to those advanced
>> (though not necessarily concerned with a particular method or topic).
>> I don't look for a list of such books since this is on R's web page, I
>> am rather interested in your opinion on these books - which you would
>> recommend. The quality of writing and presentation, easiness of
>> understanding by non-experts, and such things are all what counts.
>>
>> Many thanks in advance,
>> Marcin
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