Creating multiple plot matrix layouts
In this recipe, you will learn how to present more than one graph in a single image. Pairs plots are one example, which we saw in the last recipe, but here, you will learn how to include different types of graphs in each cell of a graph matrix.
How to do it...
Let's say we want to make a 2 x 3 matrix of graphs, made of two rows and three columns of graphs. We use the par()
command as follows:
par(mfrow=c(2,3)) plot(rnorm(100),col="blue",main="Plot No.1") plot(rnorm(100),col="blue",main="Plot No.2") plot(rnorm(100),col="green",main="Plot No.3") plot(rnorm(100),col="black",main="Plot No.4") plot(rnorm(100),col="green",main="Plot No.5") plot(rnorm(100),col="orange",main="Plot No.6")
How it works...
The par()
command ...
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