The plot() function in R creates a graphic from objects of specific R classes. A figure resulting from a call to plot() can contain text, lines, points, and/or images, and the areas of the graphic can be filled by colors or patterns. The kind of graphic displayed depends on the class of the object(s) to be displayed. For example, a single time series (an object of class ts) gives a line plot that is plotted over time.
2.1 Arguments and Default Values
By default, a graphic usually has black lines and text – with preset line, point, and text sizes and weights. Arguments that change the ...
