Basic Graphics

Kunio Takezawa · 2012

This chapter first describes the procedures to start up R, produce R programs, and run them. This is followed by explanations of R programs used to construct simple graphs. New techniques are introduced by adding new methods to already-known materials. Hence, learning is followed by consulting, testing, and modifying the listed R programs sequentially. The chapter finally presents techniques to share displayed graphs with other application software packages and to save graphs as digital files. Controlled Vocabulary Terms graphical model; statistical software

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