Hi,
>From what I understand, I would suggest the following strategy,
1- combine all data in a single data.frame (see merge, rbind, reshape
package, etc.)
2- plot all data at once using a formula like this,
boxplot(d~f,data=df)
HTH,
baptiste
2009/9/20 Sam Player <samtpla...@gmail.com>:
> # I have a dataframe with a factor and data:
>
> a <- rep(c("a", "b"), c(6,6))
> df <- data.frame(f=a, d=rnorm(12))
> df
>
> # I want to make a single plot with boxplots of each factor. I need to do it
> via a loop as I would like to apply it to other dataframes with many
> factors. The following is a loop that produces a boxplot of the last factor,
> which overwrites the previous factor.
>
> for (i in levels(df$f)){
> z <- assign(as.character(i), as.vector(df[df$f==i,2],
> mode="numeric"))
> boxplot(z)
> }
>
> # How can I stop the first factor being overwritten so that two boxplots are
> displayed in the plot. The result I need is also produced by:
>
> boxplot(df[df$f=="a",2], df[df$f=="b",2])
>
> # but I need it to be done through the loop. Thanks in advance!
>
> # Sam
>
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> Ph.D. Candidate, Faculty of Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources,
> University of Sydney
>
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