logPretty1: Sets up tick marks for an axis with a log scale, where the...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Axis tick marks for a log scale for cases where the data cover many orders of magnitude
and the graph is small.
These tick marks are designed to progress by factors of 10.
Usage
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logPretty1(xMin, xMax)
Arguments
xMin
A numeric value for the minimum value to be plotted, it must be > 0
xMax
A numeric value for the maximum value to be plotted, it must be > xMax
Value
xTicks A vector representing the values for each of the tick marks
Examples
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xMin <- 0.7
xMax <- 990000
logPretty1(xMin, xMax)
xMin <- 3
xMax <- 15
logPretty1(xMin, xMax)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Axis tick marks for a log scale for cases where the data cover many orders of magnitude and the graph is small. These tick marks are designed to progress by factors of 10.
Usage
1 | logPretty1(xMin, xMax)
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Arguments
xMin |
A numeric value for the minimum value to be plotted, it must be > 0 |
xMax |
A numeric value for the maximum value to be plotted, it must be > xMax |
Value
xTicks A vector representing the values for each of the tick marks
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 6 | xMin <- 0.7
xMax <- 990000
logPretty1(xMin, xMax)
xMin <- 3
xMax <- 15
logPretty1(xMin, xMax)
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