[R] plot with different symbols and colors according to the factor levels
Clint Bowman
clint at ecy.wa.gov
Tue Aug 30 19:48:08 CEST 2016
with(lili,plot(y,conc,pch=sample,col=sample,log="y"))
gives a better plot
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On Tue, 30 Aug 2016, Clint Bowman wrote:
> Hanna,
>
> lili<-read.table("lili.txt",header=T) # don't forget to label the row number
> if it's in your data
>
> with(lili,plot(y,conc,pch=sample,col=sample))
>
> Clint
>
>
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> On Tue, 30 Aug 2016, li li wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> I have the following data. I want to plot the data (y ~ conc)
>> with different symbols and colors corresponding to different levels of the
>> factor sample.
>> I could create a column with color and pch and then do the plot, but I am
>> sure there are much better ways.
>> Can anyone make suggestions?
>> Hanna
>>
>>
>>
>> y conc sample
>> 1 33 20.000000000 1
>> 2 33 5.000000000 1
>> 3 35 1.250000000 1
>> 4 43 0.312500000 1
>> 5 58 0.078125000 1
>> 6 54 0.019531250 1
>> 7 57 0.004882812 1
>> 8 57 0.001220703 1
>> 9 32 20.000000000 1
>> 10 32 5.000000000 1
>> 11 34 1.250000000 1
>> 12 52 0.312500000 1
>> 13 57 0.078125000 1
>> 14 58 0.019531250 1
>> 15 59 0.004882812 1
>> 16 50 0.001220703 1
>> 17 34 20.000000000 2
>> 18 34 5.000000000 2
>> 19 38 1.250000000 2
>> 20 53 0.312500000 2
>> 21 57 0.078125000 2
>> 22 57 0.019531250 2
>> 23 57 0.004882812 2
>> 24 52 0.001220703 2
>> 25 34 20.000000000 2
>> 26 33 5.000000000 2
>> 27 36 1.250000000 2
>> 28 48 0.312500000 2
>> 29 58 0.078125000 2
>> 30 57 0.019531250 2
>> 31 58 0.004882812 2
>> 32 53 0.001220703 2
>> 33 34 20.000000000 2
>> 34 35 5.000000000 2
>> 35 37 1.250000000 2
>> 36 49 0.312500000 2
>> 37 55 0.078125000 2
>> 38 59 0.019531250 2
>> 39 57 0.004882812 2
>> 40 54 0.001220703 2
>> 41 36 20.000000000 3
>> 42 33 5.000000000 3
>> 43 36 1.250000000 3
>> 44 51 0.312500000 3
>> 45 57 0.078125000 3
>> 46 57 0.019531250 3
>> 47 59 0.004882812 3
>> 48 56 0.001220703 3
>> 49 33 20.000000000 3
>> 50 32 5.000000000 3
>> 51 35 1.250000000 3
>> 52 47 0.312500000 3
>> 53 57 0.078125000 3
>> 54 56 0.019531250 3
>> 55 57 0.004882812 3
>> 56 53 0.001220703 3
>> 57 33 20.000000000 3
>> 58 34 5.000000000 3
>> 59 38 1.250000000 3
>> 60 52 0.312500000 3
>> 61 56 0.078125000 3
>> 62 61 0.019531250 3
>> 63 56 0.004882812 3
>> 64 55 0.001220703 3
>>
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