Is there a way to plot two (or more) separate graphs on one graph in SPSS?
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I have a dataset with 14 variables, all numerical but with very different scales. My first attempt at a boxplot was not very representative:
> boxplot(dd$crim, dd$zn, dd$indus, dd$chas, dd$nox, dd$rm, dd$age, dd$dis, dd$rad, dd$tax, dd$ptratio, dd$bb, dd$lstat, dd$medv)
So now I'm looking to create multiple individual box plots, side by side such that each plot has a suitable scale and is more readable and presentable. Is this possible?
I have created a series of marginal plots looking at two variables using ggMarginal and ggplot2. However, I want to include an axis on the histogram that has the scale so I know roughly how many values fall into each bin.
I have already checked the documentation for ggMarginal and am at a loss.
I am trying to recreate a figure similar to the attached plot (similar to the target plot).
I have found certain topics that are similar (e.g. one 3D plot comprising stacked 2D plots (How can I make 3d plot with stacked 2d plot?) or plotting mean for density distributions (plot median values on top of a density distribution in ggplot2)).
But I was unable to find an example in which there is a 3D plot of stacked 2D plots and, in addition, there is a plot of showing the relationship between the mean values of the said stacked 2D plots.
Thanks
I'm very new to R and to survival analyses. I'm trying to plot survival curves for each level of a categorical IV. Importantly, I want them plotted on separate plots. Is there an easy way to do this? An obvious solution is to just create separate data frames for the categories, however, that seems rather cumbersome.
my code:
figure_site <- survfit(survObject~site, data = uis_data)
plot(figure_site)
site has 2 levels (0, 1) and I want two plots - one for site==0 and site==1.
Thanks!
I have 2 separate histogram clustered plots whose x-axis is the same and the bars are also same, but y-axis is different.
I want to represent the combined information from these 2 plots in a single plot. One way to do this is to assign the y-axis of the second plot as z-axis. I have attached a rough example here:
Questions:
Is there a simple way to do this in gnuplot?
Are there better ways of combining such information from two plots together?