Dear all,
I want to compare 2 raster data map where probability values between 0 and 1 are not the same (different mix-max values).
For this I want to apply to both map the same color scale (i.e. 0-0.1 red, 0.1-0.2 blue etc.) in an automatic way without doing it individually for each map.

I have tried many ways :
- reclassifying the probability. But here the problem is if one class do not exist the color will shift and I cannot assign a particular color to a particular class to avoid this.

- rewriting the breaks limits (sequence from 0 to 1 by 0.1) and using the RampPalette but it did not work either because of the max-value of the data (they are not the same and not in the same sequence) and one color will be add in the rampPalette to fill in the difference. It looks like as in the rampPalette there is like a defined min-color and max-color and it will add as many as needed between those 2. Therefore I wrote by hand some color for the sequence and it worked but I had to delet colors to adapt to the max number of really existing sequence. Hence, if I want to do this for a lot of files I can't make it that way.

- I also used the ggplot, but again, there is a min-color and a max-color for the min and max values (i.e. blue-red). If one ggplot has more sequence than the other one, in both case they will have the blue and red as min and max color but then not the same number of color between those 2. And If I do not set a max-color (or any min and max color) it does not work either.

I already thank you if you have any solution to my problem that could be used "easily" without having to write specific color for each map.
Best,

Alain




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