Customizing everything using R: day-to-day
Rosalind K. Humphreys, Graeme D. Ruxton · Oxford University Press eBooks · 2022
This chapter discusses the features and functions that concern plotting figures in R code. R has a vast range of customizable graphical parameters that enable people to control the way their figures are displayed. Thus, controlling the way the figures are displayed means that the figures can improve their respective functionality and aesthetic appeal through design components, such as colour, font, points, and lines. The chapter cites the importance of legends, which allows easy interpretation when multiple design features are used in a single figure. It also explains how axes can be used to control in R to express data even more clearly.