I'm not at all clear on what you want your plots to look like, but I
would recommend reading the help for xyplot and trying out the
examples. In general, you need to pass xyplot() a formula that
describes what you want your plots to contain, and then a data
argument with the data for doing so.
?xy
You really need to read ?xyplot and probaby also an R tutorial such as
cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-intro.pdf
(which also ships with R) to learn about S3 methods.
R is a language that requires an investment in time and effort to
learn. If you are unwilling to make that investment, use other
On Jan 9, 2015, at 6:44 AM, Madhavan BL wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Greetings. I am a new user of R programming.
>
> I have a large ASCII data file with 14 columns and 45000 rows. I tried to
> load the file using read.table(), scan(), etc. functions, but failed to
> load the data file properly. Miss
can you at least attach a sample of what your data file looks like. That
is not that large of a file and it would depend on exactly how it is
formatted. Is it a CSV, tab, space, semicolon, etc. separated file? What
exactly have you tried and what were the results? A sample of the data
would hel
Dear All,
Greetings. I am a new user of R programming.
I have a large ASCII data file with 14 columns and 45000 rows. I tried to
load the file using read.table(), scan(), etc. functions, but failed to
load the data file properly. Missing values in my data are denoted by
"NaN". I also want to excl
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