Dear researches,
I wonder know if someone knows how to plot two effects in the graph, respecting the limit of the first plot.
I already tried this:
plot(effWithoutAdapt,style="stacked",
key.args=list(space="right"),more=T,ylim=c(11,15.5), xlim=c(-1,1))
plot(effAdapt, style="stacked",rug=F, key.args=list(space="right"))
But it is not respecting the limits of the previous plot, thus it is superimposing both effects curves.
In advance, thank you very much.
Hello, can you give more details on what you want to achieve? What tools are you using, is it R? What kind of plot do you want? For example, do you want two line plots with individual axes for each? What you are doing seems to be rather a bar plot, at least I remember the "stacked" style applied to bar plots in R. Or do you want two plots in one figure next to each other?
As a first step you can check the R gallery and matplotlib gallery if there is already something that looks like you need it, and use the sample code.
http://rgraphgallery.blogspot.jp
http://matplotlib.org/gallery.html
Hi Vitor, What do you think about plotting two functions (effects) separately and after that to plot the complex function, all on the same graph?
The effects of two different models and the same factors should be plot in the same axis.
The R automatically plots an "eff" object. However, when a second one is plot it superimpose the first.
Hello Vitor,
I have the same issue. Have you found a way to plot both effects?
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